“It’s called Zero Is Still a Number. It’s about a world run by stats — and the one person the system couldn’t categorize.”
The numbers above my head were all zero, and that was how everyone knew I didn’t matter.
In a world where strength, intelligence, and luck floated openly like price tags, people learned very early what they were worth. Teachers praised the gifted without meaning to. Bullies didn’t bother hiding their contempt. Even silence had a hierarchy. So when I walked through the academy gates each morning, eyes slid past me as if I were an empty space someone had forgotten to erase. I didn’t blame them. The system had already decided my role. I was background noise—until the day reality blinked, and I became something it couldn’t calculate.
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