perfected

perfected

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perfection doesn't come easy. For years, the idea of perfection seemed impossible. That is, until becoming perfect wasn't limited to one stereotype. Everything you do is ranked, given points, or deducted points, until you turn eighteen- the age you can become perfect. Those points determine the life you will be living as a perfect. This is the world eighteen year old Maveley Reece grew up in. Her only goal in life was to be the best, be perfect. Nothing could have prepared her for what happened next. perfection comes with a price.
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