Diary Do Not Open

Diary Do Not Open

Diary Do Not Open

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Diary Do Not Open

"Look away, don't look away, feel it, don't feel it..."

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Overview

A young man unearths long-buried personal secrets and truths.

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Writing

Honey Drew Clanton

Him

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Savannah Baker

May

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Christian Alston

Roommate

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Ashley Edwards

Claudia

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Isaac K. Miller

Plumber #1

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Pratham Patel

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Grace Kelly

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