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lways told her. At first, Lauren had no idea what her grandmother had meant by that when she was first told and she was only a child at the time. M

Until she no longer had a choice when something happened to Lauren one day and needed to be picked up from school. She no longer had a choice. Mr. Morgan, her math teacher, was not too pleased either. The

have many questions.” She ran her hands along her face and growled softly. “I don’t know what to do and I’m trying so hard not to get in the same boat as grandmo

mething like that when I was

t. “Yes, she did. What e

st, she somehow saw the answers and wrote them down as she saw them. She hated math. And now, she’s going to be known as a cheater. She had enrolled in a ma

u? Please be honest with me. I c

efore she even knew it herself. She inhaled deeply, then let out a long breath. “I have no idea, momma. Math is

y. “You can see the a

? Anything that you know will happen that you want to know about in advanc

e breathed deeply, her heart beg

omething I fear. I hope that it will skip a g

fled. “What ar

ver you call it, it is a claim that we can perceive objects, people, events, and l

Lauren nodded. In her young life, s

ey used her badly that damaged her. Grandma tried to live a normal life afterward. She married grandpa and had a few kids. Me and Auntie Ruth but grandma wasn’t normal after what they had put her through. She made us promise not to use our g

me not to use it,

e questions, but she was afraid to do so. Her mother's look w

store for her. There were no scholarships for college because of the allegation of cheating on her tests. Her mother di

t the time. She enlisted in the military. Laur