It started with a single file. Patient 7712, a young cancer survivor named Marcus Thorne, had deposited his sperm seven years ago before chemotherapy. His sample was flagged in the system with a bizarre notation:
Lena called an emergency meeting with the board. They dismissed her as paranoid. “The system is glitching,” said the chief administrator, a balding man with a gold watch. “Run a diagnostic.” Doctor Adventures Got Sperm August Safe-no
Safe.