To open her heart to a stranger who knew nothing of her family and would leave town in the morning, carrying her secrets with him.
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Yes, sometimes a stranger is the best one to share secrets with....but then again, maybe not!
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Now I'm wondering what the secrets were she told the stranger?
ReplyDeleteI agree with Laurel too... especially if that stranger is leaving town! But what are the secrets? Guess I'll have to read the book to find out.
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