I
was working on my History homework when I became aware that someone was stood
in front of me waiting patiently for my attention. I looked up.
Cody was stood in front of me; his hands were stuffed in his pockets and
he looked totally out of his comfort zone.
Sophie Milestone...
I
seemed to be able to control traffic lights. You might laugh – and I’d done it
for fun when I was little – I’d think them to be green when they were on red
and they would immediately change – I’d kind of treated it as a game – it took
me a while to figure out that it really was
me controlling them and not just chance.
As
I got older I kind of took it for granted that if I wanted Dad to get home
quicker I would think them all green.
If
I was angry however, they would go completely haywire – they would either all
stay on red – which wasn’t really a problem; I could usually calm myself down
enough to make them change – it was when they all went to green at once that
was the problem… I’ve caused traffic chaos a few times over the years.
Anyway – more recently I’ve been able to control stuff a lot better and I’d
convinced myself that it was all my imagination and that I was completely normal.
Only other stuff was happening and I was beginning to worry that there was
something really odd going on…Joshua Johnson
Kallie?
I
squeezed my eyes more tightly shut and tried my best to ignore my brother’s
insistent voice, Oh go away; you’re
interrupting my time with Josh.
Kallie!
“Yeah?”
I replied stupidly. Well I was
sleeping. It wasn’t always easy to distinguish between the spoken word and the
one transmitted by mind…
I’m in your
head, stupid – shut up! My brother’s amused voice had me awake in seconds.
I
sat up, instantly on my guard. Where are
you?
He
sounded relieved that I was finally back in the real world, I’m outside the window, waiting for you to
open it so I can get past the rottweilers at the gates.
I scrambled off my bed and headed for the window. I’m on it. He wasn’t actually talking about the dogs; he was
talking about our uncle’s minions....
Kallie Jacobson
I
exchanged a glance with Wesley who was looking at him in despair.
I
cleared my throat, “he’s right,” I said quietly, “He’s able to fly under the
radar – we know we can trust him and we know he’s the best person for the job.”
“We
also know that we’re up against murderers and he’s got no defence against them
whatsoever.”
Damn
him; he always had to say things like that. Ryder looked at him indignantly, “I’m
not completely helpless you know,” he said.
I
sighed, “Look – whatever’s been said, it’s said – let’s move on. Ryder – you
can go; Wesley –back off.”
Wesley gave me a murderous stare and then turned on his heel and stalked
off out of the room.
Joshua Johnson
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