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Chemical Patterns
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Complete, First published Sep 10, 2014
She will never forget what they did to her, mutilating their own child. She was too young to know what was happening- but old enough to remember. She was 6 when it started. They were striving to become the most world renowned genetic scientists. They wanted to make the human race invincible, by heightened the six senses; sight, sound, smell, taste, touch & a new sense, mind. Having a heighted mind sense meant she would be capable of sensing anything before it happened, a short glimpse into the near future...
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