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Finding Hope

Finding Hope

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Chandler was thinking about running away. The capital were like the superiors. Making people work for them. Eating good food, and anything they want, while the rest of the societies slaved for them and have just enough to live. When Caleb was 11 he was sorted like almost everyone else (except for the unlucky ones who were not chosen and mysteriously vanished in the capitals vile hands). He was chosen for Green, the builders. The other societies were: Blue: the healers, Red: the farmers, and the Capital: Leaders. But then when his younger sister, Hope, wasn't chosen he has no choice. He has to find her and run away, or die trying.
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