Publisher's Synopsis
"Aren't children supposed to trust their parents, teachers, and friends?"
In this tale of suspense, treason, and technological marvels that could dictate the world's destiny, we find two sisters, Cynthia and Hannah, steering through the tumultuous currents of adolescence and friendships in a world that conceals far more hazards than they could ever imagine. Cynthia, a keen listener, and observer, accidentally stumbles upon a conversation held by Ms. Lidia, a teacher she held in high regard, a conversation that opens up Pandora's box, catapulting her and her close-knit circle of friends into a whirlpool of dangerous escapades. In parallel, her adoptive sister Hannah, a curious mind often engaged in decoding the world around her, receives yet another mysterious box containing an enigmatic message, leaving her to question why her sister is growing increasingly secretive and distant. The two sisters, each embarking on their paths of truth and discovery, remain blissfully unaware of the impending revelations that will soon shake their world to its core. So, in answer to the profound question - Aren't children supposed to trust their parents, teachers, and friends? The retort, at least in this narrative, is a resounding - No. In this tale, trust is a precious, often misguided, commodity, and those usually seen as safe havens of advice and comfort might not be what they seem.
