Copulation
What will you do if your rights are taken away and controlled by a state order? Boredom must be the answer. At least that's what Ivory, this year's Copulation participant, felt. Having a child with a stranger is hard for her. Especially if it's just a game controlled by a system. Ivory hates her destiny as someone who is always considered weak. On the other hand, Aaron, who was initially about to marry his fiancée, suddenly canceled his plans and chose to join the game. His meeting with Ivory made him understand the feelings of his momentary partner. At the same time, Ivory also questions her feelings, which start to grow uncontrollably for Aaron. Spending day and night under the same roof certainly makes the existing boundaries gray. Ivory doesn't want to be someone's lover, but fate makes her difficult to choose. Can they survive amid their efforts to break the system that shackles freedom? === === "Stop treating me like your real partner. I can't. Falling in love with you is exhausting." "Don't hate me, Ivory. Don't walk away from me." "I love you, but we met to part. I don't wanna hurt myself, hoping that we can stay together forever."
One Important Question Aaron Often Forgets
"Cakara Park! Where are you? Get out and face me if you dare!"
Five minutes ago, Aaron came with stomping steps. He entered the Guardian Base with a fiery rage. The man started screaming for the Guardian Commander to come to meet him, even though he did not know where Cakara was.
Two Guardians immediately crossed their wands in front of Aaron, who was starting to stir up trouble. The Guardian then gripped Aaron's hands. They stopped the anarchic actions that the Copulation participants almost did. One of the Guardians almost hit Aaron in the forehead if it wasn't stopped by one of his leaders, who was disturbed by the visitor's screams.
"Who are you?"
Aaron stomped his hand away from the Guardian's grip.
"I'm Aaron Magnifico. I'm here to look for Cakara Park!"
Seconds later, Aaron felt his arm being scanned by the Guardian. It wasn't long before his data surfaced. He saw the person in front of him was reading his origin.