Berlintoxication by Stephanie Laimer-Read (ereader that reads to you .TXT) 📕

He would use his new powers to do what was good for everybody. He would make more money, and the city would prosper; there would be less crime and less insurgence, and people would be happier. What Springer wanted was charitable, wasn’t it? He didn’t interfere with politics; he was just a businessman, and he was respectable and intelligent. Anyway, the Ability was just a strange power Walter didn’t need. He hadn’t given up anything important.
As he watched his fiancée’s dark eyes, smelled her perfume and let her voice caress him, he realised that he was happy. Dizzy though he was, his arms prickling from the needles, the punctures slightly swollen and dark, his head reeling, he was happy and relieved.
Anxiously and slightly elated - hung over from the drugs - feeling a bit guilty without any discernible reason. Expectant without knowing what it was he expected. Free from the other people’s thoughts, free from any kind of mind-reading. All of those things, but mainly relieved.
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Text: Stephanie Laimer
Publication Date: 07-21-2012

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