sulit (adj.) - something that is worth the effort // courfeyrac x oc

The SEQUEL to Avenir! The second book in Let Others Rise: The Series Enjolras, Courfeyrac, and Les Amis journey to the future and attempt to reunite with Avenir and save the peaceful city of Paris from the ever-present threat of the society of Marseilles. What they don't realize is that in order to save the future, they must fix some plot points that were missed in the past...with the help of Victor Hugo, who has the power to change the future of the story with one sentence.

You come from a rich family, and things are going swimmingly... at least, by the world's standards. You have a fiancé, and the two of you plan on starting a new life together- moving to Paris, having a family, and living happily ever after... however, just when you're about to settle down, your fiancé unexpectedly breaks off the engagement. Of course things couldn't be so simple. Though heartbroken, you decide to leave to Paris anyway, not allowing your ex-fiancé to foil your plans. It's there that you get to experience an entirely new life, and you begin learn about what it's like to rub elbows the poor of France... That, and you befriend a particularly flirtatious revolutionary.

avenir [av(ə)niʀ} "The future" Avenir is an Unnamed from the dystopian society of Marseille who is doomed to a life of hardship after experiencing a tragic event at the hands of the Marseille police force. Once she discovers a chance to better her society when she discovers a magical artifact hidden away from the world in an abandoned café in Paris, she realizes her favorite book characters - the ones that give her the only fraction of hope she has left - might actually exist. If you could attempt to change the outcome of the barricades, would you take that risk for the ones you love? Even if it meant changing the entire course of history? Meddling with the past is dangerous. What if you could only save one? Who would you save? A Les Misérables dystopia and an official Wattpad fanfiction. Rated mature for dystopian/barricade violence (PG-13).