Not Just An Experiment
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It is a new age where human experimentation has started running rampant. The government blatantly turns away as kids and adults alike are taken from their homes and put through horrific tests, all for the sake of science. But Kaira never thought she would be one of them. She never thought that she would lose everything to those people.
In just one fateful night, Kaira finds herself having to fight to survive as she is taken as the next subject. She is determined to not give up no matter what and never give in to those who would do anything to get what they want.
However, sometimes things change. And when Kaira meets Zane, that is exactly what happens.
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