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Blood Brothers: A Short Story
This story takes place in SoHo, Manhattan, a neighborhood in the heart of New York City. It follows Emerson Watts, teen brainiac, and teen supermodel, Nikki Howard, the face of Stark Industries. When a Stark Megastore opens in the city, Em’s little sister, Frida, dragged Emerson along to the opening where Frida could meet her favorite stars, including Nikki Howard. After arrival at the store, tragedy strikes and a large plasma screen falls and crushes Emerson Watts. At the same time, Nikki Howard “faints”. Though only the Watts family and surgical operators know this, Stark Industries took the two bodies and did a brain transplant and Em Watts was pronounced dead and Nikki Howard’s manager told the press she had a drug problem which caused
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