Inscription
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In this world, your hands mean everything. Every line, curve, or indention on your palms defines your very destiny. When you are fourteen years old, you have the option to go to a professional Inscriptor to have your destiny read. Finna's parents are anxious for her to go, but there's only one problem.
Finna doesn't have an inscription like the others. She has no destiny. And in this world, living without an inscription can be dangerous.
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