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Breeding Factory
"Families here are very different from what you're used to. I was born in a factory," he said.
"A factory?" I asked, finding that very strange, and he nodded.
"Here, we have to put our gametes in machines to be filtered and modified to regain reproductive properties. It's not like in humans, just having sex. It's much more complicated than that."
"I want to see these factories, then, I want to know everything," I said. "So, you don't have a father or mother?"
"No, society raises us. We go to institutions like this one after we're born to learn what we need to know. Our values come from there. We live there until we choose another institution for our careers, and I chose the hospital."
"So, if I were to have a baby with you, you'd have to go to one of these factories?" I asked. He laughed.
"You want to have a baby with me?"
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Sara is getting used to her new life on Zyphderly Planet.
She loves spending time with her Caregiver V, doing the treatment as many times as she can, going to the daycare with her friends, and reading everything she can about the planet she now lives on.
However, that wasn't enough for she wanted to get to know everything about the planet, how society worked, how the families were, and how they had babies...
V decided to show her. And it wouldn't be easy, as it required her to be strapped to a very peculiar baby-making machine.
Breeding Factory is a dark alien romance with sensitive themes that may upset some readers, although it contains no cliffhanger and a HEA. There's a list of all themes involved in the first pages, so proceed with caution.
You can read this series in any order, but it would be better if you read Breeding Hospital first!
"A factory?" I asked, finding that very strange, and he nodded.
"Here, we have to put our gametes in machines to be filtered and modified to regain reproductive properties. It's not like in humans, just having sex. It's much more complicated than that."
"I want to see these factories, then, I want to know everything," I said. "So, you don't have a father or mother?"
"No, society raises us. We go to institutions like this one after we're born to learn what we need to know. Our values come from there. We live there until we choose another institution for our careers, and I chose the hospital."
"So, if I were to have a baby with you, you'd have to go to one of these factories?" I asked. He laughed.
"You want to have a baby with me?"
-
Sara is getting used to her new life on Zyphderly Planet.
She loves spending time with her Caregiver V, doing the treatment as many times as she can, going to the daycare with her friends, and reading everything she can about the planet she now lives on.
However, that wasn't enough for she wanted to get to know everything about the planet, how society worked, how the families were, and how they had babies...
V decided to show her. And it wouldn't be easy, as it required her to be strapped to a very peculiar baby-making machine.
Breeding Factory is a dark alien romance with sensitive themes that may upset some readers, although it contains no cliffhanger and a HEA. There's a list of all themes involved in the first pages, so proceed with caution.
You can read this series in any order, but it would be better if you read Breeding Hospital first!
110 pages, Paperback
Published February 4, 2024
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