[ WP ] A mysterious collectible trading card game grants people different super powers for each card owned . You have just recieved your first booster pack .

Jeremy Winters sat down and ripped open his first booster pack. StimX had been out for months and while Sarah opened dozens of the packs, this would be his first. The wrapper was flimsy, coming off easily. He shuffled through the cards, knowing the rarity colors as well as he knew the alphabet. 
 
 *White*. He put it down to look at in detail in a moment. *White*. *White*. *White. * *Orange. * 
 
 Jeremy blinked. He grabbed the cards and shuffled through them again. 
 
 *White*, *White*, *White*, *White*, *Orange*. He dropped the four commons and looked at the legendary card. 
 
 It featured a picture of a human skull with a book inside of it. The name: Mind Reading. Jeremy placed his thumb on the bottom, sealing it to his DNA. Instantly, a stream of words filled his head. 
 
 *-is this idiot looking at now? Must be going crazy over a Vivid Colors or an Acute Hearing-* 
 
 `` Sarah?'' He asked. 
 
 She raised an eyebrow. `` Yeah?'' 
 
 Jeremy put down the Mind Reading, showing it to her. 
 
 `` Oh my God...'' she whispered. `` You got *Mind Reading*?'' 
 
 *Of all people, he gets mind reading? He would n't even know what to do with it. * `` I'm so happy for you!'' 
 
 Jeremy slid it to his daughter and forced a smile. `` I'll trade you.'' 
 
 She raised an eyebrow. `` For what, I do n't have any legendary cards-'' 
 
 `` Short sleep.'' He said, interrupting her. `` Been needing to catch up on my work anyway.'' 
 
 `` Alright!'' *Fucking idiot*. `` Let's do it!'' 
 
 She enthusiastically slid her Short Sleep uncommon card to Jeremy. The green color was more than enough. As Sarah placed her thumb in the Mind Reader's sealer, the voice went away. Jeremy pocketed Short Sleep without using it. 
 
 `` Ah,'' his daughter said after a moment. `` Thanks, I feel the same way.'' 
 
 Jeremy forced another smile and stood up. `` I got ta go to work, honey.'' 
 
 She did n't reply, too busy texting her friends. 
 
 As he walked out, Jeremy tried as hard as he could to think of nothing. 
 

