Family Secrets and Campus Lies

Family Secrets and Campus Lies

By Rebecca Mallory

I’ll tell you a secret . . .

I’ll tell you a secret . . .

There’s a place called Tagus.

It’s a university for guys and girls with prestigious surnames, from powerful families with bottomless bank accounts, who are set for life.

It’s filled with beautiful, arrogant, and Machiavellian faces.

The latest gossip is whispered mercilessly around its wide corridors.

It’s demanding, but sometimes willing to turn a blind eye, with campus parties every weekend where you’ve got to impress someone.

Tagus, huge and imperious, has been built on a culture of I’ll talk to my dad about this and My family won’t like if you leave a black mark on my record.

Inside the school, anything goes and everything is judged.

It’s the magnificent nucleus of hell, brimming with hot, well-dressed, and malicious little devils.

Despite this, virtually everyone would give their right arm to study here.

Your best friend, your evil cousin, someone’s brother, your archenemy, even me .

. . People would literally commit murder to be part of this exclusive society so they can join in the laughter, get away with being mean, and keep any secret, whatever it takes.

Because Tagus hides lots of secrets.

And sometimes even parents and money can’t keep them from getting out.

Sometimes, secrets get out on their own. At other times, someone forces them to come out . . .

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