Haze - Jesse Noah

Haze

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Treetherie is a world where there were no questions asked and authority is followed blindly because they were always right. Everyone was monitored from the moment they started school and had a set of rules to follow. Curfew was always 9:00 pm. Everyone followed the rules and stayed in line.

Except for Melissa. 

Melissa never took no for answer and always questioned everything. She didn't care what anyone heard or said and was almost always late. The only rules she hasn't broken are the ones that would send her a work camp. So why is her assigned job one where she'd have to follow the rules?All Rights Reserved

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