At Six, I Became My Family's ATM
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My precognitive gift should have been a blessing. Instead, it became my curse.
At six, I could predict any sports outcome. My parents turned me into their money-printing machine—basement prison, electric torture, carved punishments for every mistake. They called me "princess" while salting my wounds.
When my gift earned them tens of millions, they showered me with the most expensive toys. When m...
At six, I could predict any sports outcome. My parents turned me into their money-printing machine—basement prison, electric torture, carved punishments for every mistake. They called me "princess" while salting my wounds.
When my gift earned them tens of millions, they showered me with the most expensive toys. When m...

















































