My Life, Or Yours?
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Last published Fri, Feb 1, 2019
After the world collapsed, the government formed a new country called Imperium. It was cruel and strict, and the kids and teens didn't like one bit. So, they ran away or committed suicide. Now, parents and older siblings control every teen under 18. Tracking your thoughts and saying what you can do, this is how parents solved the problem of teens running away. If your thoughts or actions were thought to be leading up to you running away, you were sent to a facility where you were kept until you were 18. They erased all of your memories so you wouldn't do it again. The teens hate this, but don't want to get caught so they play along
Willow's overprotective family (mostly mom) refuses to let her out except for school and approved activities - which means no friends or social life for Willow. Willow's parents are the leaders of the company who started all of this, so they expect Willow to be perfect. But she's not and has had enough of them controlling every one of her moves - so she makes a choice. She runs away. Seems impossible with all the technology parents are using to keep their kids close to them, but Willow has a few tricks up her sleeve. Not even knowing how to drive (that well), she takes off. What she doesn't expect us that there is someone else in the car.
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