The Children's Home

The Children's Home

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Science Fiction
From the fret of global warming, the 196 countries of the Earth banded together to create the World Government. The World Government's main goal was to stop global warming and, they succeeded. The World Government decided to try and tackle some of the world's other problems, since stopping global warming worked so well for them. The first problem they worked on was overpopulation and harm to children, and they chose that the solution to this was to make Children's Homes. The World Government determined that Children's Homes would be very strict about their rules, and breaking one could result in death. When Adabelle, a girl who was raised outside a Children's Home, gets sent to one, she matures to destroy it, so no one else will have to endure the constant fear of breaking a rule.
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