The Sight (REWRITING)

The Sight (REWRITING)

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Fantasy
Haydin is just your average 16 year old high school student, or so she thought. After half heartedly reaching out to her fellow students for help on her maths test she is quickly overwhelmed by the voices in her head. Shortly after she meets up with Jacob and she is taken to the safe house where she meets the Differs. Together, along with a few other Differs, they will learn more about Haydins' unique ability. However the Differs are not the only ones who are curious. Normals want Haydins power, they want to take it and dissect it, and they will do everything in their power to make her fall into their trap. Not only does Haydin find herself in a constant struggle between learning fact from fiction, she is also challenged with love. Between finding out her true heritage and struggling to hold her heart together, will she learn to control it and use her abilities for good, or will the Normals succeed and have the Sight take over? WORD COUNT: 34, 476
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