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Unbroken

Unbroken

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Science Fiction
This is an original story of a society where partners are determined long before you are born, and personality is based on a word you are assigned. Every person is born with a mark, much like a birthmark, that matches their soulmate's. They are also born with a word on their forehead that only they can see, a word that lays the foundation for who you will become and how others are meant to view you. However, what happens when someone is born without a mark identifying their soulmate? What happens if someone is deemed unlovable?
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Everyone is born with a mark on their skin, a symbol of something significant to their soulmate. It could be anything from a word to a number to a shape. The difficulty is determining what the mark means, and Arthur thinks that's the stupidest part of this whole "soulmate" thing. How many people actually find their soulmates when all they have to go on is something as insignificant as what amounts to a birthmark? Arthur's is really ridiculous. It's...well, it's so ridiculous Arthur knows that even if he manages to find out who his soulmate is - and why on earth this thing is so special to him - he'll be so horrendously ridiculous that Arthur won't be able to like him even if he tried.

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