The Price of Addiction
The first hit had made her skin itch.
Darby told her that might happen - would probably happen. As she had drifted in and out of consciousness, it occurred to her that this couldn’t be what everyone talked about. So, she took another. And another.
Jacob thought she was in Victoria for the week, but she hadn’t even left the
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The only area I'd look over is this:
Jacob had insisted their children undergo the same gene therapy and have the same advantages growing up. So, for an additional fee, the X/Y chromosome choice was upgraded to include the elimination of key predispositions - heart disease, diabetes, obesity, poor eyesight and addiction. Like Melodie, their children would never suffer from depression, schizophrenia or the desire to perform rash and dangerous adrenaline-provoking activities. They would be normal. Safe.
Because it seems less about the kids, more about the universe. Is there a better way to intersperse this into the universe instead of one concentrated paragraph? Just right now it seems too explanatory.
Of course, I'm more interested in Darby. All the passages with him in are nice and fluid and really adhere to the theme of music you've got going.
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*grin* I like Darby. He didn't start out that way. He kind of slithered in and stayed there....the mad lover musician. hehehehe
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