Dr. David's Argumentative Essay

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You plunder your choices but Dr. David's offers very tempting. You came to terms with his offer..besides if all things goes well, you can impregnate your sister again. That thought only gave you a twisted grin on your face. "Alright David, I accept the offer, but I'm expecting the $5 million dollar when it's over!"

Dr. Davis face brighten up, when you accepted the offer. "Excellent choice dude, and yes you'll get your money."

Dr. David didn't explain to you, who's sperm it belong to. The person was an overweight black male. Also an aggressive drug dealer who got 50 years in State penitentiary. Not very desirable towards any desperate women, since he a rapist.

He pat your shoulder. "Alright, let's get this plan in motion then."

Dr. David went to see your sister and gave her a polite handshake. "Hi I'm Dr. David Hendrickson, I'll be here to examine
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I accepted the risk of fertility injection from my own free will. My body could be used for any kind of test by Dr. Hendrickson's wish. Restrictions are not necessary.

When he got done typing, he printed on the bottom half of the form.

Dr. David called his lawyer that held the deeds. He arrived and Dr. David showed him the forms. "So David, you managed to find a volunteer to accept this procedure. I must say, this deal has never been closed in years."

He looked at the papers again, still not believing his eyes. "I still need to witness all this to make sure its satisfactory, accordingly to the deceased wish."

He lead the lawyer to meet Katie. He was amazed how beautiful and young she was. He showed the form briefly to Katie and asked. "Did you sign this form on your own consent miss?" Katie nod her head, a little nervous on what's going on.

Dr. David stepped in quickly before she gets suspicious. "Don't worry Katie, he's just here to witness our agreement, so there wouldn't be any lawsuit against me or this

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