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Summer Brielle lived in a town where secrets were buried deep, but none were as dark as the one she carried. They called her "the whore that cheated death," a cruel nickname whispered behind porch screens and over grocery aisles. It started after the accident—a midnight crash on the slick curves of Miller’s Point that should have claimed her life.