The Girl the System Predicted

De: K. L. Bordeaux

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Katherine Zhao has done everything right.

Her grades are flawless.
Her behavior is compliant.
Her Risk Score is nearly perfect.

Then the system flags her anyway.

Overnight, Katherine becomes an anomaly—marked by a silent red warning only the algorithms can see. Teachers look at her with pity. Classmates look at her with hunger. And when explicit images of her body—images she never consented to, never posed for—begin circulating through the school, the system doesn’t ask who created them.

It asks how she reacts.

Her fear becomes data.
Her anger becomes proof.
Her humanity becomes the crime.

As administrators and system liaisons insist the algorithm is “only predicting outcomes,” Katherine realizes the truth too late: in a world ruled by metrics, being harmed doesn’t make you a victim—it makes you unstable. And instability must be corrected.

Trapped inside a self-validating loop where innocence is irrelevant and emotion is evidence, Katherine must decide whether to erase herself to survive… or defy a system that has already decided who she is allowed to become.

Because the most dangerous thing you can be…
is a girl the system predicted.

If you love dark, intelligent dystopian fiction this novel will haunt you long after the final page.

Decide who you trust more: human judgment, or the machine that claims to know you better than yourself.