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In Time
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Science Fiction
Sriya Agarwal lives in the year 2073. She lives in the time of frequent natural disasters, famine, and rationing. The animosity between the upper and lower classes is constantly growing worse as the government continuously favors the rich. Even while those in poverty fight for their rations, they can all agree on one thing: never trust the government. But when Sriya overhears her mother crying about not being able to pay for her brother's inhalers--something he can not survive without--and her father gets sick, she's forced to put her life in the same government's hands that she distrusts. She's offered money, extra rations, and medicine. But she's also offered the opportunity to go back and change the timeline forever. One could say "it's never too late."
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