Book 28: Fertility Check

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Lacy It was intoxicating, suddenly being the focus of everyone’s attention. The government had instituted financial incentives for getting pregnant, and had laid out what people were calling “Free Use” laws, which would be going into effect in 15 states across the country. Things were tough at home financially, and the incentives were significant. Within a week of the announcement, multiple men from around town had called my stepdad personally to try and secure me as a mate. Getting pregnant wasn’t exactly the first thing on my mind, but given the circumstances, it did seem like my best move. My only stipulation was that I didn’t want to have a baby with any random man, I wanted it to be with someone I was attracted to, someone stable and trustworthy. None of the guys that I knew aroun

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