Truths confront from "summary" of Twisted Games by Ana Huang
When truths confront, it feels like the ground beneath your feet is shifting, like the world as you know it is crumbling. It's a collision of reality and illusion, of what you thought you knew and what is actually true. It's a moment of reckoning, where you can no longer ignore the facts staring you in the face. These confrontations can be painful, ripping apart the carefully constructed facade you've built up to protect yourself. They force you to confront your own biases, insecurities, and fears. They demand that you face the consequences of your actions, no matter how much you might wish to avoid them. But tr...
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