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Perfect Changes (Watty Awards 2012)

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What if I told you everyone was perfect? Litterally that's how it started the goal was to be perfect, the demand was to suceed and reach the expectation to nail it like the perfect pie. They got there over a period of ten years scientist, doctors, and enviromentalist they created a new earth minus the flaws.

Old age didn't exist anymore everyone was so healthy because radiation in the air and chemicals in our food had banished. They shut the industries down creating real fresh food, refining the way everything worked like electronics and such. They started from scratch they would make sure every baby formed healthy so we wouldn't need braces,glasses ect.

Making sure all food was pure and truly organic, the air fresh and clean. Perfetto which in italian means perfect being born in such a wonderous place the name fit quite well, when she was born she was prettier than any of the girls her persoanlity blossomed she was exotic. But her parents couldn't keep her she was too special.. precious. She was sent to a secret place with many islands, a plane ticket was her thirteenth birthday gift, to her new home a place few went to.All Rights Reserved

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