FLY SOUP

In the same way computer programs are structured, our bodies obey and respect our intrinsic genetic coding, our DNA. It has evolved throughout millennia, some characteristics changing with time. Looking from that timescale, mutations are not so uncommon. They are random, sometimes benign and other times harmful.
What if, however, those mutations could be selected? What if they could be controlled, allowing us to modify our own genetic structure to accommodate our most perverted needs?

This is the concept explored in FLY SOUP a body horror story.
Although some people might not be affected by it, a gore warning still has to be made.
I'm just getting back into writing stories, so this is why this one is still poorly written.