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She needed money. They needed her body. Marie Clark is drowning in debt with no way out. When she sees an ad for an off-world medical study paying $50,000 for six months, she doesn't ask enough questions. She just signs. Big mistake. Research Station Epsilon isn't running medical tests. It's running a breeding program. Human women, pumped full of hormones to lactate. Milked daily like livestock. Bred repeatedly by Erythan males desperate to save their dying species. Marie's handler is Zar'eth—seven feet of silver-blue alien perfection, clinically detached, utterly professional.

Sixteen should be a year of birthdays, teenage crushes, and the small joys of growing up. For Emit, it starts that way. Surrounded by family and friends, he feels the warmth of home and the laughter of those he loves. But soon he notices things that don’t add up. The familiar feels unfamiliar, and the ordinary begins to shift in ways only he seems to perceive. As he struggles to make sense of the changes around him, Emit must navigate changing family dynamics, the fragility of friendship, and the small moments that define a life.