Let the Games Begin: Story 1 of the Wife Games
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The people who knew about it, outside of the Centurions, thought it nothing more than another utopian society that would eventually fail. Most people didn’t know about it at all. There were wars around the world that the mass media and the consumers of mass media ate up. People didn’t really pay mind to the growing community that started on an isolated island. They didn’t watch as the island recruited the intelligent but alienated. They didn’t attend to the science that took place there. Then th...e Centurions brought their science against the world. They won the short war, and the rest of the world became their entertainment.
# The room they were brought to was like the balcony of a movie theater, but there were no seats below, just the massive screen. There were tables in front of them and they were brought drinks. None were alcoholic, but they were better than the drinks they were usually served. They usually got vitamin water and milk. These drinks were the fruit juices and sodas these men had not seen in years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The people who knew about it, outside of the Centurions, thought it nothing more than another utopian society that would eventually fail. Most people didn’t know about it at all. There were wars around the world that the mass media and the consumers of mass media ate up. People didn’t really pay mind to the growing community that started on an isolated island. They didn’t watch as the island recruited the intelligent but alienated. They didn’t attend to the science that took place there. Then th...e Centurions brought their science against the world. They won the short war, and the rest of the world became their entertainment.
# The room they were brought to was like the balcony of a movie theater, but there were no seats below, just the massive screen. There were tables in front of them and they were brought drinks. None were alcoholic, but they were better than the drinks they were usually served. They usually got vitamin water and milk. These drinks were the fruit juices and sodas these men had not seen in years.
What to read after Let the Games Begin: Story 1 of the Wife Games?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arla Coopa to read onlineMoreLess
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