Different
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Last published Mon, Sep 28, 2015
"I looked down to my birth certificate and it read, don't bother with her she's different."
In the society, WeatherBee, everyone is made to look the same. No one is shorter, no one is taller, no one thinks different, no one acts different. They are all the same, the same.
Except for one person, sixteen year old Ezra Lee. Shes different.
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