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and despite his morning advice, he would damn well make Noella pay. 
     
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SNEAK PEEK: WhiteSpace
    The First Two Chapters
     
    From the Kings of the Serial, Sean Platt and David Wright, who brought you the post-apocalyptic series, "Yesterday’s Gone," comes the new sci-fi horror series, "WhiteSpace."
     
    Hamilton Island seems like the perfect home.
     
    The Puget Sound bedroom community has it all — beautiful homes with white picket fences, a thriving tech sector, and one of the best school systems in the state.
     
    But not everything is as it seems.
     
    And on the morning of September 1, the veil is lifted in a school shooting that will shake the island to its core, and expose an evil dynasty and a dark conspiracy that threatens the future of our species.
     
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    Chapter 1: Milo Anderson Part 1
     
     
    In the not too distant future…
    Hamilton Island K-12
    Hamilton Island, Washington
    Friday
    September 1
    7:15 a.m.
     
     
    Where in the hell is Mr. Heller?
    Milo glanced at the clock, again. It wasn’t like the teacher to be late. And while the rest of Mr. Roger Heller’s 11th grade English Literature & Composition class were clearly enjoying their few moments of unexpected free time, Milo wanted it to end immediately since Manny wouldn’t shut the hell up.
    “So, are you gonna do it? Are you?” Manny asked for the third time.
    Milo turned to his right, where Katie and Jessica were talking a mile a minute in front of Jessica’s desk two rows over, to make sure they hadn’t heard, then turned back to his left, where Manny sat like a big, stupid dog that didn’t know how far the sound of his barking carried.
    “Shut up,” Milo whispered. “I already said I don’t wanna talk about it, especially not here.”
    “What?” Manny said, again, even louder. “They can’t hear me.” He leaned toward Milo, but didn’t lower his voice. “So are ya’ gonna ask her, or not?”
    “I don’t know,” Milo whispered, wishing Manny would drop it. He never should have said anything to Manny or Alex when they were hanging out in front of the school before the first bell. 
    The moment that Manny heard a tasty bit of gossip, he was all over it, and wouldn’t let it go until he’d talked over every little detail. Sometimes, Manny seemed more like a girl in that aspect than the girls they hung out with. 
    At least Manny had the smarts to stop yammering when Jessica and Katie joined them under the flagpole. But now that they were in class, Manny wouldn’t, or couldn’t, shut up, despite the fact that Jessica, the subject of this particular piece of gossip, was just two rows away from them. 
    “But it’s perfect timing!” Manny insisted. “It’s her birthday. She can’t turn you down on her birthday! That’s like socially illegal.”
    Milo turned again, praying the girls hadn’t overheard the word “birthday.” If they had, then everything would be doomed.
    Tomorrow was Jessica’s 17th birthday, and everyone was getting together at Milo’s house for a surprise party for her. Not a large party, just their immediate circle of friends — himself, Manny, Jessica, Alex, and Katie. 
    Milo planned to finally reveal his true feelings for Jessica — feelings he’d harbored in secret for at least four years.
    The only reason Milo had even asked the guys for their advice, and divulged his secret, was because Alex’s girlfriend, Katie, was best friends with Jessica. Surely, Katie would’ve said something if she knew how Jessica felt.
    “I don’t know,” Alex had said. “Katie’s never said