Reya''sfavoriteplaceintheworldwastheamusementpark.

        SincethedayLucianbroughtherhome,shehadfacedcountlesspeople,countlessroutines,andallofitseemedunbearablyboring.

        Sheneverunderstoodthepointofschool,orwhyitcamewithsomanyrules.WhyLucianandMoxiwenttoworkalmosteveryday,evenonholidaysandweekends,sometimesdisappearingintothenightandleavingheraloneinanemptyhome.

        Tenyearshadpassed,anditseemedlikeshehadperfectlyblendedintothisworld.YetReyahadalwaysfeltlikeavisitorinsomeoneelse''sstory.

        Herclassmatesthoughtshewasweirdandshehadneverhadmanyfriends.Shewasn''tinterestedinanythingtaughtatschool,andnaturally,theteachersdidn''tlikeher.

        Hercoworkersattheamusementparkbarelyinteractedwithher.

        Tobefair,inthebeginning,theyatleasttriedtoinvitehertoparties.Butafterrealizingsheneverenjoyedthem,andafterlearningshehadacopforafather,thoseinvitationsquietlystopped.

        ItwasasifGodhadcarelesslydroppedherintothisworld,andshehadlearnedtowalkitsstreetswithouteverreallytouchingtheground.

        Andincreasingly,shewasmorecertainthaneverthatshedidn''tbelonghere.Notjustbecauseherbodywasunlikeothergirls'',butbecauseshedoubtedtheverylogicthatheldthisworldtogether.

        Roles,titles,expectations—theywrappedaroundpeoplelikecords,turningthemintopuppetswhomovedwithoutwill.Onlyinthechaosandeuphoriaoftheamusementparkcouldshetemporarilyfeelaflickerofrelease.

        Whenshesurrenderedcontrolofherbodytoaplungingride,whentheworldspuntoofasttoholdform,there—rightthere—shetastedfreedom.Thekindthatmadeherwonderifhersoulhadcrossedathreshold.

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