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The Secret About What They'd Done
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A group of kids had been messing about and it had gone wrong — they'd started a small fire in a bin that could easily have spread, or damaged something that could hurt someone later. Now they were swearing each other to secrecy, and they turned to a girl called Tess, who'd been there: "You won't say anything, right? We'll all get in massive trouble." Tess hadn't done the worst of it, but she knew, and the danger of it gnawed at her.
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When does keeping a friend's secret stop being okay — what tips it over the line?
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