Practice

To spend the time, I would ride through the halls of the hospital, just trying to see what else I could do with my power, often I just pranked people. Knotted their shoelaces together or unbuttoned their trousers. One man had been drinking coffee with two nurses at a standing table in the cafeteria when suddenly his trousers slipped around his waist onto the ground. He had been wearing an ugly white pair of underpants and everyone in the cafeteria could see it.

The more I practiced, the more confident I got and the bolder. I started to practice if I not only could move objects but if I break them as well. I started with simple things, like the paper I had beside my bedtable. I tried every night to see if I could cut the paper in half. I needed three days, but then I could tear the paper threw the middle. After six days, I could slice a paper perfectly in half. Not only that, I could fold the paper with my mind into a paper airplane and let it fly threw my room without ever touching the paper. After three weeks, I got a whole origami collection on my bedside table. The nurses were very impressed. Especially nurse Skyler. I hadn’t done any more tricks while she was around, I wanted to know what I could do first.