Chapter 11: Stories That Question Everything

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• CELESTINA   Chapter 12: My Little Flower

  The next morning, as we sat on a park bench, Thomas and I started looking at our Citizen Brands. He traced my five circles while I traced his one.

• CELESTINA   Chapter 11: Stories That Question Everything

  Chiron seemed to be on overdrive for the entire week that followed my grandfather’s visit. I was completely exhausted by the end of the day which seems to be the case each and every day, collapsing on my bed earlier each night as the week progressed. My nightly assignments consumed my time, I had barely managed to read Thomas’s story. I still had not found the time to finish the book and discuss it with him.

• CELESTINA   Chapter 10: The Girl On The Beach

  The night out went a little longer than I thought, after I returned home, I received a message from Thomas. He wanted to know if I would be willing to read one of his recent works, a short story.

• CELESTINA   Chapter 9: Everything Will be Alright

  The end of the week had a slightly different meaning than it did when we were in Grooming Tech. When I was there, we had five days of instruction and organized activities. After Grooming Tech and the rest of the evening would be spent in our rooms.

• CELESTINA   Chapter 8: THE ONE

  When I arrived home that evening, Gloriana was waiting in the sitting area. Her tablet was perched on her lap. I was ready to bypass her and head up the stairs to my room, but she had other plans “Celestina, I am afraid we need to discuss a few things for this Gala. You sharing the spotlight with someone else is going to be so hard for you”.'Why does she think that it will be hard for me?' “Actually, I was thinking that it will be nice to share the night with Vivian. She is my best friend” I countered her worries.

• CELESTINA   Chapter 7: Daughters of the Grandest

  The plans for my Grand Gala were well under way. Weirdly, I did not know much about it. Gloriana rarely asked my opinion and had told me very little, other than to inform me on what my father has decided, against her better judgment, that Vivian and I would have a shared Gala.