Chapter 46. Interrogation. Part 2.

Emma Spencer.

I’ve always known I could do that. I discovered it by accident when I was little, but the boy I did it to ran away terrified of the vision I had forced him to see. He was a human child. Now I know. Honestly, I don’t blame him. It’s quite scary when a person stares at you and without asking, you start seeing images in your mind, like a movie.

After that incident, I avoided doing it. Although there were times when I was blamed for things I hadn’t done, and I wanted to show everyone that I had proof of my innocence. But I couldn’t. If I did, I risked them thinking I was a freak.

So, I had to learn to outsmart others and always keep evidence of everything. So, I could survive school, university, and graduate school. Outsmarting everyone and thinking five steps ahead of everyone else.

Peter says to me over the mental link, “What the hell was that dear?”

I sigh, look at him and tell him through the link, “a skill I haven’t used since I was a child.”

He frowns and says, “So it’