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Science experiments. That's all we are now.
When Cassie is taken from her home town to be a human lab rat, it's the last thing on her to do list to actually stay there. She meets new people while staying in this human testing lab -that lies in a underground city- and these new people she meets, are quite interesting. Some even claim they like it in the lab better than at home. Which makes her question if she truly wants to go home.
She figures that her group was the only one. Seeing how they're numbered 1-4, then she overhears the doctor speaking of a 5.
Realizing that there's different barracks, and that her group is far from being the first, this 'new home' seems less and less warm by the second.
With every barrack having two split groups, there's many more children than guards, so how long can they really keep us here.
The more 'powers' gifted on them, and the better they can control them, the less time they have to stay. Which brings on the big question. Do I want to leave?
There's only one problem with their powers though... Do they really have control over them?
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