He could hardly hear the sound, but he didn’t need to. They tilted their faces to the sky, and Callie laughed.

She and Jessa stood under a tree, the colorful leaves falling around them. She had this way of looking at him as if she really saw him. Not so much their warm color or lovely shape, but their expression. But it was her eyes that got him-that had always gotten him. Her skin was brown and smooth, her cheeks round and flushed. Her hair was long and wavy, dark with bits of gold that beckoned him like the lights at the end of the pool. As always, she made him feel like he’d just swum a hundred-meter race. He sat on a wrought-iron bench and watched them. And, after school let out, he followed her and her sister, Jessa, to a nearby park. Hid behind a digital kiosk and spied on her as she dispensed her lunch from a Meal Assembler. Stalked Callie with his eyes throughout the Poetry Core. Logan never thought of himself as a stalker, but that’s precisely what he did the next day. ************ An Excerpt from Before Tomorrow If he’ll give up his future as a gold-star swimmer and rescue According to the law, she must be imprisoned, even She’s receivedĪn atypical memory, one where she commits a crime in theįuture. He learns that his old friend Callie is in trouble. Logan’s not sure what the memory means, but soon enough, Overwhelming sense of love and belonging. Greatest wish of becoming a gold-star swimmer, but strangelyĮnough, the vision also shows him locking eyes with a girlįrom his past, Callie Stone, and experiencing an In a world where all seventeen-year-olds receive a memoryįrom their future selves, Logan Russell’s vision is exactlyĪs he expects - and exactly not. Prequel to the New York Times bestselling and

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