The Secrets We Keep

Lacy Willis offers to donate a portion of her liver to save her dying mother.

When the blood tests show they’re not a match, she’s devastated.

The revelation that they’re unrelated throws her whole world off-kilter.

Author's Notes:

The Secrets We Keep is a novelette-length short story. This story is intended for adult audiences.

It may contain mature language, depictions of violence, and sexual scenarios.

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