Secrets have a way of resurfacing from "summary" of The Fact of a Body by Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich
The past is a murky place, a dark reservoir where secrets lie dormant, waiting to resurface. In the shadows of our memories, buried truths linger, biding their time before they come to light. As much as we try to bury our secrets deep within us, they have a way of clawing their way back to the surface, demanding to be acknowledged. They are like ghosts haunting our present, whispering reminders of what we have tried so hard to forget. No matter how hard we try to escape our past, it has a way of catching up to us. Like a relentless tide, it washes over us, leaving us gasping for air. We may think we have buried our secrets for good, but they have a way of resurfacing when we least expect them to. They can come back to haunt us in the most unexpected moments, triggering a flood of memories we would rather not confront. In the darkness of our secrets, lies the truth that we so desperately try to hide. We may try to bury our past, to erase the memories that plague us, but they have a way of clawing their way back into our consciousness. They are like wounds that refuse to heal, reopening with the slightest touch. No matter how hard we try to suppress them, they have a way of asserting themselves, demanding to be acknowledged. Our secrets are a part of us, woven into the fabric of our being. They shape who we are, influencing the choices we make and the paths we take. No matter how hard we try to outrun them, they have a way of catching up to us, reminding us of the darkness that lurks within. They are like shadows that follow us wherever we go, casting a pall over our lives. The past is a relentless force, a specter that haunts us, refusing to be ignored. Our secrets have a way of resurfacing, like bubbles rising to the surface of a murky pond. They may lie dormant for years, but they are always there, waiting for the right moment to emerge. And when they do, we are forced to confront the truth that we have so desperately tried to bury.
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