"Logan
ran until his legs gave out and his insides burst with pain. He ran
until there were sparks in his eyes and splinters in his lungs. He ran
until he collapsed.
The sun had long since dipped behind the skyline’s abandoned rooftops, and Logan slumped now against the side of a building that gave no shelter, under lampposts that gave no light.
Three months ago, Logan Paul Langly could not have imagined he’d wind up here. Three months ago, Logan Paul Langly was a normal kid with a normal life. He went to school, he mostly did his homework, and like all kids his age, he waited patiently for his thirteenth birthday—the day he would finally be Marked. By now, Logan should have been a full American Union citizen with full American Union benefits. But instead, he was here, stranded and alone—and that was the least of his worries..."
The sun had long since dipped behind the skyline’s abandoned rooftops, and Logan slumped now against the side of a building that gave no shelter, under lampposts that gave no light.
Three months ago, Logan Paul Langly could not have imagined he’d wind up here. Three months ago, Logan Paul Langly was a normal kid with a normal life. He went to school, he mostly did his homework, and like all kids his age, he waited patiently for his thirteenth birthday—the day he would finally be Marked. By now, Logan should have been a full American Union citizen with full American Union benefits. But instead, he was here, stranded and alone—and that was the least of his worries..."
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