Careless
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Fiction
Science Fiction
Eloise Young lives in a society that solved all of the problems of the past by creating a pill that makes sure citizens don't care too much or too little. When Eloise crosses paths with Kaede, the smart popular kid, she gets convinced to stop taking the pill her society tells her to take. She starts to question everything she thought she knew when she starts seeing everything in a whole new light.
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This book is is written in the far future were war is raging throughout the world permanently halting all innovations. Humanity wanting to finally bring it all to an end only finds one way to solve it. End humanity as we know it. Governments across the globe found that humanity wasn't what it was before and had become dark and terrible to live in, so to fix that they made a small utopia pulling in families, scientists, and important government officials to create the perfect pair of humans. Those two humans would be trained to kill what humanity has become and start it all over, so the world would be a better place. But once they make the female, they find that she is not like her partner. She has a different goal in mind than restarting humanity. This is my first book, so it may have a few mess ups but I hope you enjoy, I have worked hard to at least get this out. If you know of any way I can get this published or how to make it better please tell me. Hope you love it!

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