The two characters are from very different worlds, Georgia is just a “normal” girl whilst Julius’s family is mega rich in a place where many are poor and conditions are bad.
The book follows their separate stories for most of the way through. Georgia gets involved with a protest group during which time she is photographed jumping off a ledge, she became the face of the group and everyone wanted to interview her, the only reason she joined the group was because her sister took her own life and her boyfriend had suggested it to Georgia.
Julius had a boyfriend, Duke but his mother was furious, being gay was not allowed in her family. His two cousins were thugs and beat Duke up badly, quite rightly Julius was furious.
One day he was told a helicopter would be taking him to London, this is were Georgia and Julius met, in a psychiatric unit and became firm friends.
The book follows their separate stories for most of the way through. Georgia gets involved with a protest group during which time she is photographed jumping off a ledge, she became the face of the group and everyone wanted to interview her, the only reason she joined the group was because her sister took her own life and her boyfriend had suggested it to Georgia.
Julius had a boyfriend, Duke but his mother was furious, being gay was not allowed in her family. His two cousins were thugs and beat Duke up badly, quite rightly Julius was furious.
One day he was told a helicopter would be taking him to London, this is were Georgia and Julius met, in a psychiatric unit and became firm friends.