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Olivier was sitting in his office reviewing the plans his colleagues had drafted to improve the cloning projects. A few of them were rather depraved; one included selling celebrities’ DNA on the black market to rich parents who wanted to have a child identical to a famous person. All they would have to do is to extract the nucleus from the mother’s fertilised ovum and implant the DNA of the celebrity. Of course, certain modifications would need to be made to avoid getting caught.
The subject of copying animals came up again. That would include copying the favourite pets of wealthy people, thus bringing them back to life. Olivier did not believe many people would be willing to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars for a copy of an animal. Moreover, many family friends would probably kno
