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Lily's unique ability to hear the thoughts of inanimate objects continued to surprise her. One day, while she was sitting with her female friend during lunch, she watched as her friend chewed a piece of gum. As her friend chewed, Lily heard the gum screaming in pain.

At first, Lily felt sorry for the gum and wished she could help it. But then she realized that she had grown somewhat fond of the sound of the gum's pain. She didn't know why, but it made her feel alive.

Lily decided to ask her friend if she could have a piece of the same gum. Her friend happily obliged, and the two of them chewed the gum together. To Lily's surprise, she found that the screaming of the gum was even more intense when she chewed it herself.

The two girls spent the rest of the day together, enjoying their gum and each other's company. Lily couldn't help but wonder why she enjoyed the sound of the gum's pain so much. Was there something wrong with her? She didn't know, but she decided to embrace her unique ability and enjoy it for what it was.

As the day came to a close, Lily realized that her ability to hear the thoughts of inanimate objects was a part of who she was, and she was grateful for it. She didn't need to change or be like anyone else. She was happy being herself, and that was enough.

The End

Description
Lily's unique ability to hear the thoughts of inanimate objects continued to surprise her. One day, while she was sitting with her female friend during lunch, she watched as her friend chewed a piece of gum. As her friend chewed, Lily heard the gum screaming in pain.

At first, Lily felt sorry for the gum and wished she could help it. But then she realized that she had grown somewhat fond of the sound of the gum's pain. She didn't know why, but it made her feel alive.

Lily decided to ask her friend if she could have a piece of the same gum. Her friend happily obliged, and the two of them chewed the gum together. To Lily's surprise, she found that the screaming of the gum was even more intense when she chewed it herself.

The two girls spent the rest of the day together, enjoying their gum and each other's company. Lily couldn't help but wonder why she enjoyed the sound of the gum's pain so much. Was there something wrong with her? She didn't know, but she decided to embrace her unique ability and enjoy it for what it was.

As the day came to a close, Lily realized that her ability to hear the thoughts of inanimate objects was a part of who she was, and she was grateful for it. She didn't need to change or be like anyone else. She was happy being herself, and that was enough.

The End