The Breeding Program: A Short Story

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The sun rose up in the almost pale red sky, casting the darkness aside. Most of the creatures on this planet live underground, due to the hostile weather. But the few who live on the surface are doing their tasks. Farming, building, keeping the water flowing and clean, and a few other tasks that are important to life on their planets, but not as important as the Breeding Program. Since the females have long age died out, the males of the higher class started to follow due to the lack of births. The higher and lower classes can not por-create. So the males have been taking women with DNA matches from other planets, to breed with. So the job at the Breeding Program is to look through the endless folders of DNA of females that have ever been born, …show more content…
He has noticed right off the bat that same thing was wrong, by the way his father studied the paper in his hands with a look was mixed of confusion and disbelief.
"What is it? What is wrong Carlisle?" he asks, slipping off his nest platform.
"Son, it seems- it seems that Edward they." he was cut off by Edward taking the paper out of his hands.
The last time Carlisle could not finish what he was saying, he was telling him his parents had perished. Which was quite a few years ago.
His eyes glanced over the paper for bad news, but was taken aback by what the paper noted.
A match had been found for him. He had a mate. Her location was on Earth.
He looked up with a joyful grin a mate.
Males have just one match and his had died in a crash, so he gave up hope.
"It seems so, son.'' he whispered deep in thought.
"I thought that males have one match? So the fact that males have one match is false." He demanded
''That is want we were thinking over that years." as if a light bud went off in his head,
"the princess is alive!''

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She expected the men in white to come. She knew they were referred to as doctors, but liked men in white sounded better to her. They take her for things called test. Test meant they would be taking blood. X-rays, checking her eyes, and other mindless things. However, the one she feared the most. Since she was no a longer a child. She heard them when they talked about it. She had heard very little, but what she had heard it sound unbelievably painful. But her life has been nothing but painful, she has never been outside the four walls of this building. She knew not where she came from, or who her parents were. But she recognized that she was not from this

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