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The Cradle
In the near future, babies aren't born, they are grown in a household device called the Cradle. When the power goes out, an expectant father struggles to keep the appliance running.
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In the near future, babies aren't born, they are grown in a household device called the Cradle. When the power goes out, an expectant father struggles to keep the appliance running.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Comedy
Written By:Aaron M. Garcia
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