Onset

Arthur's foster home is for children who have already been noticed too much.

It has warm rooms, a stocked kitchen, rides to school when it rains, and a rule no one has to say out loud: look ordinary.

Sixteen-year-old Natti Herrera knows how. She knows which questions to answer, which adults to avoid, and how still a person has to be before the world stops looking closely. The other children in Arthur's house know it too. They do not ask for confessions. They know better than to make each othe...