The Butterfly Effect
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Last published Thu, Jan 10, 2013
"A butterfly flapping it's fragile wings could cause a tsunami thousands of miles away, the smallest and simplest things can change everything. This was known as the Butterfly Effect." This quote has been known for years, yet it could never be proven. One thing is, it seemed to change everything for a little girl. Kimberly was 7 when she first notice the powers she possessed. But how did she know? Not long before she found out, she had seen a butterfly, out on her porch with a broken wing. Kimberly helped it fly, lifting it out into the dense and warm air. It flapped away, not a care in the world. Kimberly was lightheaded and woozy for a moment and then something inside her seemed to.. Awaken
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