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2030

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Summary

In 1994, the World Population Summit in Cairo, Egypt had 160 nations participate. Where they all agreed that the human population was out of control and must be stopped because the world is running out of resources. An agreement was formed that would mandate the reduction of humans from 6 billion to 800 million by the year 2030. Enter Ayvah, the 12-year-old chosen prospect whom God deems the next savior. When her father JD failed to get the citizens of the United States to listen, his pure of heart daughter is tasked with saving humanity from itself. Can she?

Status
Complete
Chapters
31
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
16+

Prologue

“Hey, so can you meet me somewhere?”

Aaron asked his ex-girlfriend, Sabrina, about their relationship. Their relationship wasn’t relatively stable, but Sabrina had just had a baby boy, who is only three months old.

“Yeah, what’s wrong?” Sabrina asked.

“I just want to talk to you. We have to discuss some things, especially since we have a child together,” Aaron said.

“Ok, where?” Sabrina asked.

“Let’s meet at that chill spot where we can see the river. Make it romantic, ya know?” Aaron said.

Sabrina smiled. “Ok, I’ll be there shortly.”

Sabrina had fallen in love with Aaron, and they had been seeing each other for some time. Sabrina is 24. Aaron is 31.

Sabrina pulled up to the spot, which was mainly populated by grass and trees. Nearby was a reservoir where many people came to fish and take boat rides. A convenience store was about half a mile down the road.

Sabrina arrived with the baby, and minutes later, she saw Aaron’s car pull up. Aaron got out and approached the two. He hugged and kissed Sabrina.

“So, what’s wrong?” Sabrina asked. Aaron sighed.

“Look, Bri, I love you. You know that,” he said.

“But what?” Sabrina got teary-eyed.

“I have to be honest with you. This was a mistake—all of it. I’m still married,” Aaron said.

Sabrina was shocked. She stood up, baby in hand. “You what?!” she exclaimed. Aaron stood up.

“I wanted to tell you but didn’t want to hurt you. We had gotten so involved, which was all real, but now it’s a baby involved. I can’t keep doing this,” he said.

“So, because you decided to live two lives and be a liar, do Samson and I have to suffer?” Sabrina asked, obviously heartbroken. Aaron walked towards her. Sabrina stepped back.

She began to cry. After getting herself composed a bit, she took a deep breath. “Are you and your wife together, or are you guys separated? Like, what’s going on?” she asked.

“We had some issues. I moved out into an apartment for a bit to give things time, and I honestly felt things were done, but we reconciled. I don’t want to leave her. I’m sorry. I also don’t want to lose you, but I can’t have you both,” Aaron explained.

“Do you have any idea how selfish you sound? There is a fucking baby in my arms right now. What am I supposed to do?” Sabrina got emotional again.

“Put it up for adoption. I don’t know,” Aaron said.

“Who are you? This is your son, too,” she said.

“Nah, it’s not,” Aaron replied.

“Oh fuck you! I’ll see your grimy ass in court,” she said.

She began to walk away. “I can’t let you do that,” Aaron grabbed her arm.

“Let go!” Sabrina pulled away. She began to speed walk to her car. Sabrina hurriedly put the baby in his car seat, sensing she was in danger. Aaron grabbed her and headbutted her.

Sabrina fell to the ground. Aaron started choking her. She frantically tried to get away. Finally getting some wiggle room, she kneed Aaron in his balls.

Aaron rolled off of Sabrina, holding his hands over his private area in pain. Sabrina was able to get into her car and crank it up. *Pow-Pow* *Pow* *Pow* Aaron fired inside of the car, striking her four times. Twice in the head, once in the arm, once in the side.

Her bloody corpse lay on the steering wheel, head first. The car’s horn sounded because of Sabrina’s head pressing against it.

Aaron pulled her body back against the seat.

Baby Samson was crying hysterically. Aaron walked over to the baby and took him out of his car seat.

“Cute little guy. I’m sorry about your mom. I loved her dearly. You know that, right?” Aaron talked to the baby as he walked towards the river.

“Sorry, little man. I know you didn’t ask to be here. I hope it’s quick,” Aaron said to the baby.

Aaron tossed the baby into the river and ran off.


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