Zodiac Opposite

Prologue

We were supposed to be perfect.

 We were supposed to be exactly what our signs are.

 But we weren't.

 We, the 12 of us were the total opposite mentally of what we were supposed to be. The 6 of us girls and the 6 boys were the perfect babies that were ever born.

 An Aries boy, chunky and big everywhere named Jason.

 A Taurus boy, a petite baby that you just want to hold forever named Alex.

 A Gemini boy, a lanky child that weighs less than he should, named Mason.

 A Cancer girl, with thick hips and legs but a small upper body named Emmi. 

A Leo girl, a chubby baby with cheeks you always want to pinch named Melora.

A Virgo girl, the smallest baby ever named Beth.

 A Libra boy, with big hands and feet that he'll hopefully grow into named Owen. 

A Scorpio, with lanky legs but the large upper body named Liam. 

A Sagittarius boy, who was big but not chunky named Luke. 

A Capricorn girl, the 'big' baby girl that is super cute named Mia. 

An Aquarius girl, that was big in the upper body but with legs for a petite baby named Jenne. 

And finally, a Pisces girl, the 'perfect' baby that everyone loves named Olivia. 

We were the perfect signs physically and since we were the perfect babies of our sings, we were all put together but separate from the rest of the world.

 That was their mistake.

 Since there was one baby born in each sign period, we had the person who brought out the best and worst in us. It was complete chaos. But when the Elders realized that it was bad for us, it was far too late. They tried to fix it but when we were separated, we only started making people turn 'bad' again. So, they isolated us. The Elders took us from our families and placed us all in the same house. The whole community thought that we should be like what our stereotype was and that it was best for us. The feared us because we were different and could change the world back to what it was before. Our communities were very separate to the other communities, but you could throw a stone to the other communities. Schooling was very competitive, everyone had to be smart and you had one job to do in the community. Everyone was giving a birth fund so no one had to get a job until they finished high school. Everyone thought it was perfect. We didn't. We could have acted like our sighs but we just were us. 

So that leads us to where we are today....