Handbook Of Multiple Choice Questions Guide

A) A success.B) A prisoner of his own certainty.C) Ready to stop choosing.

Arthur began to sweat. The "correct" answers were starting to feel like a cage. He looked at the woman he had married—the woman from the bus stop—and realized he didn't know if she loved him, or if he had simply "selected" her.

He closed the book and left it on the bus. For the first time in a year, he walked into the rain without knowing if he’d catch a cold, find a dollar, or simply get wet. And for the first time, he was finally happy. If you'd like to , let me know: Should we follow the next person who finds the book?

Arthur chuckled, though his skin crawled. He chose 'A' in his mind. As he turned the page, the ink shimmered and faded, replaced by a new set of options.

In the dim, fluorescent-lit archives of St. Jude’s University, there was a book that didn't belong. It was a thick, leather-bound volume titled the Handbook of Multiple Choice Questions , but it wasn’t filled with history or science. It was filled with lives.