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Hidden Secrets

Hidden Secrets

Ammie

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Ava was a hard-working woman who was content with her life, even though it was not particularly exciting. Her social life was pleasant but predictable. One fateful night, Ava meets a charming stranger. She fell for his charm and good looks, and when they finally gave in to their desires, she never expected to get pregnant. But as fate would have it, she did, and she knew she had to keep the truth about her daughter's true parentage. She raised her daughter alone, never telling anyone who the father was. But when she gets in touch with Ethan years later, Ava's world is turned upside down.

Chapter 1 Chap One

It was a busy day at the hospital. Patients and staff were coming and going, and the hallway was bustling with activity.

Ava was hurrying to her next appointment, her white coat fluttering behind her. Suddenly, she collided with someone and stumbled backward.

As she caught her balance, she looked up at the person she'd bumped into. He was tall and broad-shouldered, with dark hair and a kind smile.

"I'm so sorry," he said, offering a hand to help her up. "Are you okay?" Ava smiled, taking his hand. "I'm fine," she said. "Just a bit flustered." The man chuckled, and Ava couldn't help but laugh too.

"I'm glad you're not hurt," the man said, releasing her hand. "I'm afraid I wasn't paying attention to where I was going." Ava nodded, still smiling.

"I'm afraid I was in the same boat," she said. "It seems we were both a little distracted."

They stood for a moment, smiling at each other, before the man spoke again. "I'm Ryan, by the way," he said.

"Ava," she said, extending her hand again. "It's a pleasure to meet you, even if it was under less than ideal circumstances." Ryan laughed.

"I couldn't agree more," he said. There was an easy familiarity to their exchange, as if they'd known each other for years instead of minutes.

"Well, I should probably be on my way," Ava said. "But it was a pleasure to meet you, Ryan".

"Likewise, Ava," Ryan said, giving her a warm smile. As Ava turned to leave, she heard him say, "Maybe I'll see you around?".

She turned back to look at him and smiled. "I hope so," she said. And with that, she continued on her way, wondering if she'd really see Ryan again.

As Ava walked down the hall, she couldn't help but feel a little giddy. She wasn't sure why, but something about Ryan had made her feel lighter and happier than she had in a long time.

Maybe it was his easygoing demeanor or his friendly smile, or perhaps it was just the unexpectedness of their encounter. Whatever it was, Ava felt like her day had taken a turn for the better.

Ava was walking down the hall, feeling happy and a bit flustered after her encounter with Ryan. Suddenly, she heard someone calling her name. "Ava, hey, Ava".

Ava turned around to see a familiar face hurrying towards her. It was her old friend, Emma. "Emma, Hi" Ava exclaimed, embracing her friend in a warm hug. "It's been ages, how are you?".

"I'm doing great" Emma said, beaming. "And it's so good to see you, too. How have you been?" Ava smiled, thinking of how to answer the question.

"Well," she began, "I've been keeping busy with work, and I've been trying to make time for friends and family".

"That's wonderful," Emma said, her smile widening. "I'm so glad to hear that you're making time for the important things in life. How's your family doing?".

Ava's face lit up at the mention of her family. "Oh, they're doing great" she said, a hint of pride in her voice. "My parents are as happy and healthy as ever, and my siblings are all doing well".

Emma listened with a look of pure delight on her face. "That's so remarkable, Ava. I'm so happy to hear that your family is doing well".

"How about you? Tell me about your life," Ava said, genuinely interested in catching up with her friend. Emma grinned, clearly excited to share. "Well," she began, "there's a lot to tell you. Where do I even start?".

"Well, for starters, I got a promotion," Emma said, her eyes sparkling with excitement. "I'm now the head of the marketing department at my company".

"It's been a lot of hard work, but it's also been so rewarding". Ava clapped her hands and whooped. "That's outstanding, Emma. Congratulations".

"Thank you" Emma said, glowing with pride. "It's really been a dream come true".

The two friends stood there chatting for a while, catching up on each other's lives and reminiscing about old times.

They talked about everything from their childhood memories to their current lives and plans for the future. As they talked, Ava felt a sense of warmth and happiness welling up inside her.

It felt so good to catch up with an old friend and to know that they were both doing well in life.

Eventually, Emma glanced down at her watch and let out a little gasp. "Oh my gosh, look at the time. I'm so sorry, Ava, but I've got to get going. I have another meeting soon".

Ava waved her hand dismissively. "Don't worry about it. It was so great to see you and catch up".

"It was wonderful to see you too," Emma said, giving Ava another hug. "Let's make sure we don't let it be so long between visits this time. Maybe we can have dinner sometime soon?".

Ava beamed at the suggestion. "I would love that" she said. "Let's make it happen".

"Absolutely. I'll text you, and we'll work out the details," Emma said, already reaching for her phone.

With that, the two friends parted ways, but not without promises to stay in touch and plans for a future dinner date.

Ava walked away with a bounce in her step and a smile on her face, feeling grateful for the time she'd spent with her old friend and looking forward to their next get-together.

As she walked, she couldn't help but think about how good it felt to reconnect with someone she cared about and to catch up on each other's lives.

Ava went back to her office, feeling invigorated and ready to tackle her work with a newfound sense of purpose.

As she sat down at her desk, she felt a renewed sense of focus and determination.

Her conversation with Emma had reminded her of the importance of connection and friendship, and she felt more motivated than ever to excel in her work and in her personal life.

With that, she set to work, ready to take on whatever the day had in store. This was just the beginning of a new chapter in Ava's life.

She didn't know what the future held, but she was ready to face it head-on, knowing that she had the support of friends and family behind her.

She was ready for whatever came her way, and she couldn't wait to see what the future held.

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