Empathy
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Empathy, from the Greek to suffer, is commonly defined as one’s ability to recognize, perceive and directly feel the emotion of another.
Empathy is the story of girl named Hazel. Hazel has a special power. No,she can't fly, she doesn't burst into flames, and she can't turn invisble. No, Hazel is an Empath.
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