Chapter 2Jordy was right. Even though the Green Criminals protests were hardcore, especially when considering most activism now happened online and only online, this was still Canada. There were laws. Rules. There were only so many bad things that could happen to Ezra.
“He’s just been arrested,” Mara added once their panicked breathing had ceased and the lull of the highway calmed everyone else in the van but Ashleigh. “I mean, maybe they’ll rough him up a bit, and then say it was an accident, but that’s all they can do. He hasn’t been taken by the secret police.”
“Right, exactly,” Jordy added. “We’re the Green Criminals, but we’re not spies or even terrorists.”
“Some people think we are,” Ashleigh said. She was about to rehash several events from the past, mostly from news reports in t
