Hologram (rewrite)

Imagine a perfect world. The grass would always be green, regardless of the season. The sun would always feel warm, even on the coldest of days. The people would always be happy, their face always with a smile. Violence would not be a word, and death would never come early. No longer would the good die young. A world like this sounds like a dream to most, but to Harper, it is reality.

Born and raised in a town ruled by perfection, Harpers perfect life has turned into a perfect nightmare. She’s come to hate the perfection that everyone worships, and longs to discover the truth she knows exists. The only thing stopping her is the towering wall that encircles the town. It is forbidden to cross, and while Harper wants nothing more than to escape her perfect life, she knows it isn’t worth the risk.

But that was before it was a matter of life and death. A presumably incurable sickness strikes her beloved younger brother, and Harper knows that if there is any chance of saving him, it would be found beyond the wall.

If only she knew what was waiting on the other side.
If only she hadn’t left, because one you leave, you never come back.