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Lux put her hands on her forehead and though about his questions before laughing, it hadn't exactly been a traumatic experience but it wasn't exactly pleasant either.
"Well I'm not gunna lie, I totally freaked out. I dropped the jar on the floor and screamed and then continued to step on the glass and attempt to run out of the room but I ended up running into the wall instead." Lux could feel her face burning with the embarrassing memory and could hardly control her laughter.

"And I don't think my parents exactly knew I would have any talent until it actually happened but they may have suspected it. My Mom had her own talent and I didn't find that out until I was about eight and she was long gone." Lux frowned a bit remembering that little part of her past before lightly smiling again "But anyway, I think Cecily was having too much fun watching me freak out to actually help me so I ended up waking up the entire house and nobody seemed too happy about that. And as far as I know Cecily is as normal as you can get, she's blonde, a cheerleader, fights with my dad, finds joy in my misery, you know perfectly normal teenager." For her entire life Lux had been the odd one and now she was finally normal, and if Cecily or her brothers ever came to visit they would be the weird ones.