Mutated Problematic Being

Mutated Problematic Being

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Last published Sun, Sep 14, 2014

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Lyric is a thirteen year old that is a mutated problematic being. She is number 31 of 47. She goes through life like anyone else does that is an MPB. The MPBs live in a hospital on the sixth floor. Most of them live in the left wing but the few who need to be watched more closely live in the right. One day Lyric finds that she has been caught up in something that has been going on for years but nobody has noticed. These kids are experimented on and are tired of it. The only way to get away is to escape. But can they do it? After six years of planning will it finally be the time to escape?

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