Azure, Timelord Young Adult Science Fiction

Azure, Timelord

Azure's mental illness is ruining her life. Her parents just died, and her social worker dropped her off at a homeless shelter. Today SETI found aliens.
But the voice in Azure's head brings her to a certain yard in Atlanta, where a man gives her a strange object and a mission.
[participant in the Royal Road Writathon challenge]
https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/111237/azure-timelord
https://www.wattpad.com/1529662621-about-azure-timelord
#youngadult #sciencefiction #royalroad #writathon #wattpad #8cc #30dc #nanowrimo
https://youtube.com/shorts/CoLuZD0Vxpg
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