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One day when I woke up I felt a severe pain in my head. I asked my dad, “ what is this severe pain in my head”. He said, “ I do not know”. I looked at his head, and I could see what he was thinking. I saw he gave me a shot in my head of mind reading power, but it only lasted for a day. Then I knew exactly what I was going to use it for.

Whenever I got to school my mind was racing. I said “ That I can not believe my dad gave me a shot of mind reading potion into my body”. I went into the school I could see what everybody was thinking. When I got to the classroom we had a quiz. My mind reading power turn on and off, but when it turned off it felt like I was getting smarter. Then when it cut back on I could see what people was thinking again.

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