Chapter 1: Whispering a Secret
My mom once said I felt too much.
Standing at the red door in the south corridor of Astley Academy, my le...
This story contains themes of: drug use overdose
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Chiara Abbot is the fallen Queen of Astley Academy – rich, beautiful and shrouded in mystery. When a set of circumstances pushes Jackie Woods, an ambitious, hard-working girl, inside Chiara’s inner circle, Jackie cannot help falling in love with her. There are only three teeny-tiny problems standing in their way. One, Chiara has a boyfriend, who happens to be Jackie’s arch nemesis. Two, Jackie’s best friend Bryan, the school’s gossip blogger, wants to take Chiara down. And three, Chiara seems to be keeping secrets. Thrust into the world of luxury, excess and indulgence, Jackie has to navigate through the schemes and lies which threaten to consume her on the very ride of her life.
My mom once said I felt too much.
Standing at the red door in the south corridor of Astley Academy, my le...

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