Want To Know A Secret Freida Mcfadden Novels & Stories

I could see fear in everyone's eyes, and I wondered what kind of day this was. "My child, what's going on? Did Michael hurt you?" Mrs. Tamara asked, as I nodded, my hands partially wrapping around Freya's body. I noticed I began to drift from my friend; I was carrying a big secret I couldn't bear to reveal. A deep secret that would destroy the bond Freya and I had built for 20 years. Freya didn't speak as she kept sobbing. This made me curious; I mean, there was no way she might have heard about what I had done. After all, she hugged me first.

“Is it true that you lost your womb because of an abortion? When did it happen, and whose child was it?” The crowd looked completely captivated by the scene unfolding in front of them. People stared at Sienna and Frederick as though they were watching a dramatic telenovela play out in real life. They had come tonight expecting business conversations, expensive wine, and opportunities to network with important people. Nobody had expected this kind of scandal. The truth was that they were enjoying every second of it because the entire situation involved Franklin. For years, Franklin had lived like a ghost because he kept everything about himself hidden from the world.

Lucinda gasped. "Yes. Freya wants to expose the secret that we have kept hidden from people for many years now.” "What secret are you talking about, Darien?” Mrs. Lucinda was confused. "Don't play dumb, mother. I'm talking about the woman I murdered in my father's office many years ago. Because I refused to make Freya my wife, she joined hands with Jeri, and she's ready to expose the secret which, of course, I know will end me in jail.” Darien sorrowfully explained.

His Adaa was not like other girls. She was shy but at the same time brave. She loved him and stood by his side when he thought she would leave as well. He was lucky to have her in his life and now today, she was going to tell her family about him. Aarvi set up the laptop for a video call before she noticed her mother and sister on the other side of the screen. A genuine smile made its way to her lips as she looked at them, “Maa,” her mother Mrs. Nilla Sharma was equally excited.

She wanted to burn Fiona's walls to the ground, take her down for everything that she really was, and make Charles confront what he had so desperately wanted to keep concealed. Her assistant had already given her the jumpstart: a hint, an implication of something Fiona was hiding. A secret contained in her past. Marie was not an idiot. She knew that everyone had secrets—Fiona included. But Fiona was better than anyone at keeping them. Marie twisted her lips into a wicked grin. She was going to get her to spill those secrets. She had to place a call. The air in the room was thick as she dialed a number she hadn't used in years. The phone rang once, twice, and then a deep voice spoke.

"The view is better when you know you can enjoy it without judgment. No one here will tell your secrets, Aurora. We protect our own." The conversation turned more personal. The women shared how they discovered their desires for other women, the freedom of these secret parties. Aurora listened, fascinated. She asked questions too. "Doesn't it ever get complicated?" she asked Valeria. "Working together and... this?" Valeria smiled. "That's why it's after hours. Here, I'm not just the CEO. I'm a woman who knows what she wants. And right now, I want to know if you'd like to stay a little longer."

At least for the time being. She knew a good lot about the suddenly famous Isabella Sullivan. But what she couldn't understand was how the small secretary from four years ago, one she had actually tried to intimidate had become such a successful movie actress. She hadn't just stopped at success but had won several awards. The reality of it blew Vanessa's mind and made her green with envy.

In fact they were probably having sex right now in whatever accommodation Munya had booked for them. Rhea then took screenshots of the conversation between Munya and Rhea. She didn’t know exactly how she was going to break the news to Rebecca. Maybe Rebecca wouldn’t believe her. But remembered that she had taken a picture of Munya at Pistachio with Anna. Well, whatever. This woman needed to know what was happening. Rhea: Hello there,

It was a chance of a lifetime, and I wasn't about to let it slip through my fingers. I flicked my blonde hair over my shoulder, twirling a strand around my finger as I stared at Cullen with a coy smile. "I'm ready, it's a deal." I purred, watching as his eyes lit up with excitement. But there was one secret I couldn't bring myself to tell him. The one thing that could ruin everything. The fact that I was already married. But I couldn't let him get in the way of my jackpot. I couldn't let Cullen know the truth, or everything would fall apart.

Much better as a secret woman. “I have the right to know where I stand if there are other women present in this relationship,” Via said softly with her face lowered sadly. She deliberately hid her face, afraid that Sean would see her hurt expression. “Just focus on your career. Don't listen to fake news. I don't want to talk about it now, my head is full of other thoughts. I also have to go back to my parents' house tomorrow, after I come back, we will talk again.” Without saying anything after that, Sean left her who was still stunned on the sofa.