Hidden Powers
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  • Reads 51,581
  • Votes 2,097
  • Parts 35
  • Time 6h 12m
Ongoing, First published Jan 24, 2014
" Who are you ", I asked as my eyes fell upon a hooded figure. Black eyes peaked out from under the hood and I swear they were smiling.

" Your worst nightmare", the figure hissed and he sent, the figure was definitely a male, jets of hot red fire right at my face. "

When Jennifer Ashton was accepted to Talentos High, she was not thrilled. Instead she was dreading the day when she would have to tell her world her secret. She is different from her kind where most her age had discovered their ability or power, she hadn't. As she enters Talentos High a school for the next generations of heroes and ability specialists, she doesn't know how she will fit in being a powerless freak. 

Little does she know that usually the weakest or different are usually the strongest  out of everyone. Jen must learn to be strong and learn how to use her gift or it might be too late... for everyone.
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Hey, the names Amara, I'm 14 years old and I love school... when Henry stupid Hart is absent! Ok, ok off topic but I'm going to tell you about the horrible kid named Henry in all of my classes. Henrys my bully and will do anything to bring me down. I can't stand it! But thank god I have my boyfriend... kid danger! He makes me feel wanted in this terrible world. I wish he would tell me who he is and visit me not in the middle of the night, but he took an oath that he'd never tell anyone... he told me one day he'd tell me who he is. Anyways I soon find out who kid danger is, but I can't really be mad because I have a secret to tell kid danger that's just may be worse than his. My secret is really bad. In fact it's terrible. Kid Danger will definitely never look at me the same. I'm his enemy. My favourite type of people are the ones who comment too much :)