New generation
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Last published Mon, Jun 15, 2015
April Lee-Karson was conceived during a time of insanity and anarchy; the Global government system had collapsed. Although she wasn't born into it, as before her nine months were up, the doctors, scientists and few remaining politicians came up with Anti-Neg7... The drug which brought on the new generation.
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