When initial word of The Clone Machine got out, the federal government quickly shut down the mainstream selling of such a powerful device. Despite this set back, the creators of The Clone Machine reformed their group and restructured their business model. Instead of marketing to the masses, the device became a luxury for only for those at the top of society’s totem pole. One Clone Machine can set a person back hundreds of millions of dollars all of which must be paid in full at the time of purchase.
For Emily Milton, the device is an investment opportunity and the asset is herself. Emily is 38 years old and is very busy being the founder, chair and CEO of her data mining company Xfactos, over the company’s 15 year history Emily has risen to become one of the most powerful people on the planet not to mention the wealthiest with a net worth of $300 billion dollars. This rise to global power has been a lot for Emily in between the board meetings, charity events, and other high society stuff, it gets tiring and she needs help with splitting the workload. However, Emily can only trust herself with the workload, so when she heard of The Clone Machine she jumped at the opportunity. On top of the workload spitting, Emily has also been lonely for a while now, as an only child she had a close connection with her mother and father until they tragically died in a car crash four years ago and Emily’s dating life has been full of backstabbers/gold diggers thus she has no interest in pursuing a romantic relationship with people.
Emily has set up The Clone Machine, making sure that her genetic material has been uploaded and is ready to the use the machine. All she needs now is a subject.