Gemini

by rudolphtherednoseddolly

It's been years since Max and the gang saved the world, but itex lives on, now a branch of the government. Unwanted children are sold to be mutated, trained, and made into bodyguards. Lure is 98% human. Piper is 100%. But they have a lot in common. R&R!

1. Prologue

Hey all! Check out my latest story, Solstice, co-written by FashionDiva7 (it's on her account). It's for all you Jacob Black fans.

Anyways, I do not and never will own Maximum Ride, yadda dada, you've seen a million disclaimers already and don't give a crap for what mine says.

And without further ado (I love that word), I present:

Gemini (I know, real creative)

Rudolphtherednoseddolly

Prologue

Dr. Levin was hunched over her desk, pen sprinting across a half-filled sheet of paper, when the knock came. She scowled and sat up, straightening her white lab coat. "Come in!" she called out.

A man in an identical white lab coat strolled in, clutching a packet of papers. "Dr. Martin!" exclaimed Dr. Levin, clearly surprised. "What brings you here?"

Dr. Martin held up the packet. "A new development in the egg we were going to mutate I thought you might find interesting."

Intrigued, Dr. Levin took the packet and began to scan it. Halfway through, she stopped and looked up.

"Twins?" she asked.

"Both girls." confirmed Dr. Martin.

"And the mother has already agreed to sell them?"

"As long as the money is doubled." said Dr. Martin. Dr. Levin nodded to herself.

"Accidental births?" she guessed.

"Their mother is sixteen." said Dr. Martin. Dr. Levin nodded again, studying a page. After another minute or so, she closed the packet and handed it back.

"I think these two will do just fine or my experiment." she said. "May I get a copy of these papers?"

"Certainly." said Dr. Martin. "And which one…?"

"The smaller will do just fine. Do you really think you can mutate one of the eggs without harming the other?"

Dr. Martin smiled. "Well, there's only one way to find out!" he said. Dr. Levin laughed and escorted him from the room.

"Thank you, Dr. Martin. I've been waiting a long time for this opportunity."

Dr. Martin nodded and scurried away down the hall, procedures and mathematical equations already running through his mind. Dr. Levin sat down at her desk and resumed her writing, the ghost of a smile etched upon her lips. Finally, it was her time to shine.