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Friday 5.58 PM.

I'm sleeping with my best friend's husband.

I think my uncle killed someone in his suicide. I am a sugar baby

I am a sugar baby addicted to adder all.

I think my sister is actually my uncle's kid.

My husband's son, her son, when I was a kid. What's your

a girl car whenever I was a last girl? What's your secret?

Welcome back to Secret Keepers. This is Beyond the Secret and as you know I am Ace Fanning.

So I have to be up front with you because I have sat on this interview for quite a

while now not an insanely long amount of time, but a good amount of time because it's not really a secret.

I mean, it is, and she's anonymous and it's just like a regular episode but it's it's a

story that involves a lot of people and I mean like a lot of people were around. It wasn't done in secret. But ultimately I think that

it's a story that really needs to be told because it's eye opening and

that's the entire point of this podcast to shed light on things that people like you and I are oblivious to.

But before you listen to this story, I want you to know that she has a really good sense of humor about all of the

things that went on during this time and even I was cracking jokes when I really didn't want to be and I got annoyed of myself in editing the episode, but I don't want you to confuse her laughter with the severity of everything that she went through.

So, this week's secret, a life of boarding schools, part one.

Walk me through kind of you at like 10, 11, 12, what kind of kid you were at those ages?

I was actually super sheltered. I was the overweight crazy long hair braces glasses girl who was on the soccer team but like

had zero friends if that makes sense. I wasn't I wasn't

allowed to play outside I wasn't allowed to do playdates where like my mom just dropped me off so she was always there

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