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Dark Romance Chronicles: Secrets We Keep

Get ready for a tantalizing tale of forbidden love, obsession, and betrayal in "Dark Romance Chronicles: Secrets We Keep." Alisha is on the hunt for a fresh start and believes she has found it with her three enigmatic roommates. They seem charming, charismatic, and flawless, but Alisha soon discovers that they are all hiding dark secrets that threaten to consume them. As Alisha becomes more entangled in their web of lies and deception, she realizes that she may be in over her head. Despite her growing attraction to her roommates, she fears what they might be capable of. But the allure of their secrets and the tantalizing danger they represent is too much to resist. In this gripping mystery romance novel, the stakes get higher, and danger grows more intense. Alisha must fight to uncover the truth and protect herself, but as she does, she discovers there may be no way out. Join Alisha on her journey and get ready for a page-turning ride filled with drama, suspense, and the inescapable pull of the unknown. "Dark Romance Chronicles: Secrets We Keep" is a must-read for fans of the genre.

MrFay · Urban
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46 Chs

Good Man.

Alisha, Maria, Ashley, and Julia sat in the living room, surrounded by an air of grief and sadness. The room was quiet, as no one dared to say anything. Maria spoke up in a slow voice, "Alisha, it's been three days, and you still haven't eaten anything."

Alisha remained silent, staring blankly ahead. Julia emerged from the kitchen, carrying three plates of steaming hot pasta. She placed them on the table in front of Ashley, Maria, and Alisha. Ashley, distracted by her phone, looked up briefly and said, "I'm okay." Alisha stood up and muttered, "Same," before retreating to her room.

Maria looked concerned, "This way, she will get sick." Ashley groaned in agreement, "Well, you can't blame her, can you?" Julia mixed her pasta with a spoon and tied her hair into a bun with a pencil. She took a precised bite and said, "We should give her some space to mourn."