Do Broken Toys Go to Heaven?

Based upon one of my short stories.

Emily Robinson has, what to many, would seem an idyllic life. Raised in a quiet community by her mother, Emily's only cares are her vegetable garden, the dandelions growing in the front yard, and her home-school lessons. She's never questioned her mother's admonition that she should never leave the house in the daytime hours. She must tend her garden mornings and night, and must be indoors no later than an hour after sunrise, but that's okay; gardens grow faster and stronger when tended by night.

Everything changes when Emily breaks that important rule by just a few minutes and meets a boy about her age on his way to school. What is mother so afraid of? But if Emily breaks one rule, she may break more and if that happens, she may stumble upon a secret that she may not survive and learn something about herself that may make her wish she had never been born. The more you learn, the greater your peril.

--Item seeking: Emily lives her life taking care of her elderly mother and frequently has to gather the items she needs.

--Information gathering: As Emily starts to question her life, you'll start to search her house for information pertaining to her past. Fair warning: what you learn cannot be unlearned.

--Avoidance: The police have ultimately been replaced by robot drones who are programmed to detain and question any citizen found out and about, and if the citizen cannot provide a good reason for being on the streets, he or she will be arrested. If the police spot Emily outside her house, the game is over.