Cyber Cycle

Cyber Cycle

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Emily, with the help of her computer savvy father, she managed to create an A.I. that she programmed and manages. That A.I was Kraus, and he's a little more trouble than any normal program, since she made him self-learning. He exists on her phone and texts her during class and can be very curious, to put it nicely. Although, Emily doesn't know that Kraus is getting something that a simple debugging won't help. He's soon going to be a lot of trouble for Emily. There are others that Kraus for themselves and with him in this condition, only trouble will follow! All rights reserved. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Your opinion is appreciated!
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