Shattered, Broken, Born

Elliot Wu has spent his whole life lying to himself and to everyone around him. He tells himself that he is ordinary. He tells himself that he isn't special or different or a freak. He tells himself he is just like anybody else, a normal human being.
But that isn't the case, of course.
Because Elliot can see things. He can glimpse things, short flashes of visions, and he knows they're visions of how the people he meets will die.
He predicted the car accident that killed his mother when he was five. The deadly sickness that took his father and sister when he was twelve. And now he's seeing the death of himself.