SECRETS. Too many secrets!

Naiah is a girl who grew up with hardly any guidance from her parents. She, however, grew up fine. Really fine! She had been traveling for so many years and finally settled in a place she wants to call home. 

Naiah went into a school, called Code University, where she meets or better say, someone, introduced her, to an odd male cousin. From then on she meets many vibrant people along the way. She felt out of place upon meeting these people, they all seemed much too familiar with each other. That's when she learned, they all had a secret that can shatter you down the core. 

Those secrets, how deep did they go? How sharp can those secrets be? Time goes by and everything begins to become unleashed from their secretive tight grip. 

No one knows what will be the consequences once they are exposed. How deep will their scars be? 

Secrets! A simple word that can make your life a living hell. A sharp word that can hurt you more than you could ever think. A dangerous word that will be your greatest enemy. 


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Code A: You're my Mission

“Your daughter is so lovely” Blue’s mother commented as Naiah went down from her room. 


“Who are you?” Naiah asked instead. Blue couldn’t help but smile even though, she knows how rude her treatment to her mother. ‘She’s cool like Red!’, she thought. 


Blue’s mother just smiled and reaches a hand in front of Naiah. 


“I’m your Aunt Reddina Bee and she’s my daughter, Blue” she introduced. Little Naiah just shrugged and went inside the kitchen where her mother is. 


“Isn’t she cool, mom?” Blue asks. Reddina shook her head as she glanced at her daughter. 


“It’s like Red and she would surely get along. You think so, my daughter?” Blue nodded her head as they both laugh. 


“So, where’s your sister Blue?” Aunt Nadia, Naiah’s mother, asked Blue who sat her way in one of the chairs at their dining table. 


“Uhm, Aunt Nadia, pardon her for she’s still sleeping in the car” Blue spoke with such, gentleness. 


YMM#34: Why?