Across the Distance

Across the Distance

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Oliver, a modern kid who lives with almost every amenity possible, is selected to form part of a new innovative exchange project, the one and only of its kind. He will be hosting a foreign student, came from far away, that will bring different perspectives and ways of thinking to his live. A collision of worlds and cultures which will trigger lots of questions and feed their urge for understanding. Their curiosity might lead them to the discovery of a well-hidden and almost-forgotten secret about the origin of their civilization and show the flaws of their "perfect" society. THIS STORY - belongs to the Sci-Fi gender - will contain LGBT+ represention - pretends to be a critic to society - ... ~ if u have any idea or question about the future story and want to contribute, contact me. I need help and inspiration, your contributions may appear in the book ~
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"City X: The Society Where Everything Is Just Perfect!" Yeah, right. I see that slogan everywhere, no matter where I look. It's all a lie, an illusion. Everyone believes that it's perfect, but they don't know the workings of the inside. I was told by someone I met years ago what really goes on inside the government building, and since have been moved to the poorest part of the "perfect" city. With every passing day, I feel my reality slipping away, fading into darkness and despair, no hope in me ever being normal ever again. I remember the day this all started like it was yesterday. I was a small five-year-old boy that had the intelligence of an eleventh grader when a new student joined our class, myself having to be the one who had to take him around the school... ~~~ Originally Completed On: November 19th, 2017 Published On: August 1st, 2018

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