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The Approximation
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Complete, First published Apr 12, 2019
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        Men are of the inferior gender, or that is what people believe in The Free Republic of Women. And becuase men are less than human all men are slaves and women are the masters. 
       
    And for perfect 18-year-old Otera that has always been her reality. Her only fault is that she's straight in a world where everyone is lesbian. But her solution is to hold it all in before her fault hurts herself and anyone around her. 

    Until her sister is given the slave who will father her children.  After meeting him Otera begins to question everything she knows. Battling not only against what society wants but also her own heart. 

     "Everybody feels love,' I answered 

      'It's because we love, that's what makes us human."- Res

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