Everyone On Free Tablet Novels & Stories

Eden put another tablet in front of Horace and said with a smile, "This saves lives. 100,000. Want it?" Horace was drawn back by her voice. He tried to force a smile. "You're showing your favoritism a little too much, aren't you? It's free for Alain, but you want me to pay for it?" "Expensive?" Eden smiled somewhat wickedly, narrowing her eyes and massaging her forehead. Others couldn't buy it even if they were willing to pay a billion.

We arrive at Letty’s in his matte black Audi e-tron GT it's his favorite car to drive. I stare at the house that is booming with loud music. My hands start sweating due to nervously; I'm not sure about this all the rich kids are nothing but snooty. I don't know how Zen turned out to be so different.

"They hand one to every student every session. It has the schedule, announcements, and all that. WiFi's only on during set hours, though, so you can't binge-watch trash all night." I blink at him. "Wait... there's WiFi?" He laughs. "Yeah, but they control it. Think of it as... supervised freedom." Supervised freedom. Perfect. Just what I needed in this hellhole. I take the tablet, feeling the smooth weight of it in my hands. … By the time I make it back to Rhydar's dorm, my fingers are warm from gripping the tablet too tightly. The sentence I saw in the library still loops in my head endlessly.

My hands are shaking. I immediately understand what the heart means. I run to the stairs, hide under the highest flight, and kiss the heart a few times. Only then do I turn on the smartphone. We all already have tablets; we need them for school—for presentations, e-libraries, and e-textbooks. After some PR stunt, a store donated a batch of tablets to an orphanage. The screen lights up, and I stare at it for a long time. Am I waiting for a miracle? I suppose so. I know how to wait, and miracles happen.

I remarked and out of the corner of my eye I saw Cassius look around to confirm my statement. “The Royal Affray is today which means the royals will be in town.” My stomach lurched at his words, The Royal Affray was a battle to the death for all commoners and if you were unlucky enough to get chosen, you had to go against whomever they selected. Each battle is three rounds, if a commoner wins the initial round they get placed with someone else but if they win all three rounds they get put with a guard. Each year the commoner loses.