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Persephone Hadley is a Cross, daughter of a prominent politician, while Callum McGregor is a nought. As best friends, their relationship is frowned upon by society, a secret from Sephy's mother, and not approved by Callum's family.

Callum starts at Heathcroft, Sephy's exclusive school, previously inaccessible to noughts. Although he is two years older, Sephy is overjoyed to find him in her class. But the majority of her classmates will not accept that she, the daughter of a leading politician, wants to associate with a nought.

Their friendship goes from strength to strength as Callum's brother and father join the Liberation Militia, a violent organization supposedly aimed at promoting equality between the two races, and Sephy's mother becomes addicted to alcohol. They develop a more intimate connection.

Callum's troubled elder sister, Lynette, commits suicide.Only Callum knows this though as she leaves him a letter saying so Later, Callum's elder brother, Jude, and father,......

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