Caramel Pudding
My answers were a 100% match with my younger brother, Jacob Scott's, answers for 20 consecutive major exams. No matter how fast I completed my exam papers, he would always manage to complete his one second ahead of me.
My class teacher had talked about this to me three times, and I was given a warning for cheating.
When my classmates saw me, they said, "Hey, copycat, did you get caught again?"
How could our answers be the same when I had never touched his papers at all?
This continued until our SATs, when I suddenly saw a live chat overlay floating in the air.
[Jacob is the chosen one. It must feel great for him to suddenly have the power to read minds!
[He's been getting all the right answers by reading Jonah's mind. It doesn't matter that Jonah is a genius when he's relegated to a stepping stone for Jacob's road to success!]
When I read through the exam papers, I started humming the alphabet song, "A, B, C, D, E, F, G…"