White House’s lined the streets, with big lawns roses and tulips lining the outside. Blue shutters on every window. Parents walking around with pink, blue, or white strollers. Hair tied up in a ponytail or combed back neatly. Children played chess, & read books. The babies never cried the children never argued. They wore pale pink or pale blue polos white pants or a white skirt, white closed sandals or white dress shoes. Pale skin, a face full of frekles, toffee blond hair that was pin strait, just like everyone in the town. Everyone smiled, no one cried no one was bullied. Everyone in this town was happy. On what seemed to be a regular morning Alice Green-Smith woke up. Brushed her teeth her hair & got dressed. She walked down the stairs in her white sandals hair in two braids. Her twin brother soon joined her, sliding down the banister. See Joshua Green-Smith was an unusual child, he had trouble reading got diastracted easily & asked questions. Curiosity didn’t exist in Seminder County. You did what you were told no questions asked. After breakfast the two made their way to school.

“Bye Alice.”

“By Joshua” nicknames like Josh didn’t exist here. You were given your name for a reason after all. The boys and girls went to different buildings.

“Alice come here.” Alice’s friend Shauna said. Yelling was not allowed.

“How are you.”

“I’m great how about you Shauna.”

“I’m good my older brother is taking his match test today. Match tests told you who you would be with forever. Wither you liked them or not you were stuck with them. The unmatchables aren’t able to be matched with anyone. No one knows what happens to them.

Hutcherson Bailey or Hutch has just moved to Seminder County. He has blue eyes and dark brown hair. he has two younger brothers and 1 older brother. He will be different. On Hutch’s first day of school he outs on his uniform and ges into the classroom. Shiny white walls and. Each er at the front.

“Ah you must be our new student come and introduce yourself. Hutch carefully walked to the front of the classroom scared to speak. He had just moved from another country, but he couldn’t seem to remember the name.

“Hi I’m Hutch or Hutcherson,” at this the students looked at each other weirdly, a nickname unheard of.

“I just moved here and I like to play football.” He looked around and the students were staring at him like he was a strange creature. Suddenly a boy’s hand shot up.

“Yes Joshua.” The teacher sounded annoyed like she disapproved of his behavior.

“I was just wondering what football is.” I stared at them in shock. Did they not have sports.

“Well its a sport with a ball that you kick arou…”

“That’s quite enough take your seats. I sat in a chair next to Josh and smiled. He was cute with 1 dimple. But he looked like every boy hear. Why was everyone the same?

Weeks passed with Hutch in town and well many viewed him and his family as problems. Although Hutch was bow friends with Joshua. Alice disapproved of him, as did her parents. One day as Joshua turned to leave the house Hutch caught his arm.

“I uh just wanted to,” before he could finish the sentence Joshua pressed his lips against Hutch’s, after a few moment he pulled away.

“Sorry I have to go.”