Lucas Michael Avery is everything a girl could ever want; handsome, smart, funny. Everyone loves him.
Correction everyone loved him.
What happened? Well he's kind of a diagnosed sociopath and now everyone knows it.
Prone to violent outburst a comp...
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Lucas Michael Avery Age: 18 Birthdate: December 13th Section: Chopin, Tesla Instrument: Piano Hobby: ???
Here's also an excerpt from a Lucas POV chapter you'll get later (at lot later) on in the book.
Lucas
I knew I was different almost immediately. It wasn't as if one day everything just clicked into place. No. That's not what happened.
The moment I could form conscious thought I knew I wasn't 'normal.' I wasn't sure how or why I knew. I always just knew.
I thought of myself lucky. I was physically and mentally gifted. But above that I wasn't deluded by life or society to have idealistic expectations out of life. I knew the world was a place where hopes and dreams were crushed purely as a side effect of the societal rules.
Rules of which didn't apply to me.
I saw the world in black and white.
There were no shades of grey for me.
Good was good. Bad was bad.
There was a right and there was a wrong.
I knew that much.
But I didn't necessarily care about that. In fact I cared very little about right or wrong. I cared about myself. I was all that mattered. Everyone around me was a pawn, a part of my game. A means to an end.
That egocentric phase all children go through never left me. In some ways I realized how much my maturity was stunted.
But I didn't much pay any mind to all the technicalities.
I was content. And when I wasn't I changed the situation so I would be. It was simple.
One moment changed that for me.
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Lucas, Emmet and Tensely will all get their own chapter later on in the book.
Tensely mostly because she's my favorite character to write and I miss her when she's not in a chapter.
