Avatar The Fortune Teller Novels & Stories

Chaos Her aide's hands were trembling as she handed her the tablet. It was a photo of her and Florence. The angle was unflattering: her jaw clenched, her hand in the midst of a gesture. Out of context, it was a scolding woman reprimanding a child. Her throat was dry. The short clip began playing.

But the sound of the fortune teller rang out. “The wait and the pain are ending.” The look on the face and eyes of the fortune teller under the veil changed. “All questions will be answered when the time comes... That picture will lead to the answer to the question.” Ansiya stood still, stiff as if being spelled out by the words, not knowing when she turned around and stood in front of the middle-aged woman once more. “Oh, you want a horoscope?” Ansiya had regained consciousness, so she shook her head before walking away immediately.

Amber was about to hug Maya properly when the corner of her eyes caught a glimpse of a familiar person and she quickly turned to check, it was really Adrian and he walked up to her, holding a damsel's hand, Anita. "Congratulations, Alpha Amber" Adrian said as he got closer to her but Amber ignored him and pointed a finger at Anita. "You look familiar, I think I know this face. Have we met before?" Amber asked. "Yes. I was the fortune teller you met some months back" "Wow! It's been a while" Amber said and hugged her. "I'll leave you all to talk" Maya said and left the scene. "What happened to you? I tried calling you but your number wasn't connecting and you were no longer at your place"

the fortune teller ordered us. Cindy looked at me with pleading eyes. She is the only person who understands and truly cares about me in this world and I don't want her to sulk at me because I didn't give her what she wanted. So I just took a deep breath and then sat down in the chair reserved for customers. Cindy was smiling widely when she sat in the chair next to me. "Place your right hand above my crystal ball," the fortune teller ordered us again. Without a word, we followed what she said. Just like we did, she placed her right hand above the crystal ball. "Now, close your eyes."

She muttered and softly chuckled, and she looked at the pendant on her lap. "Yeah! And, hey, the fortune-teller woman told me some other crazy sh*ts. I don't know if you will believe it, but I... I kind of find it... True. I mean, she had powers to see future and past events in one's life, right? And she told me a few. It's creepy, but I think it's worth it." I continued and saw she seemed intrigued about it. "Ooh, let me guess. Did she tell you that she had seen it coming that she could meet you in person? That we could do it even without her help? Did she?" Syd knowingly asked, and I nodded my head.

"When I was in my home town, I went to a fortune-teller. She had told me that I would meet someone from another realm that held the same desires that I did. One that would help me achieve my goals." "And you think I am that someone? Fortunes as vague as those can be interpreted in a number of ways. Of course, there are plenty of people out there who might share the same goals as you." "I would agree with you there. However, she went into more detail. I had her write down everything, unfortunately, some parts are vague but I think you might fit the description." Girod hands a piece of paper over to Fenrir. (Demon's Claw, a fanged creature approaches. Killer's Instinct, one soul split in two.

Ava’s POV The fortune-teller didn’t speak right away. Her fingers shuffled the cards with precision, like she'd done it a thousand times in her sleep. The way she moved was too calm. Nathaniel gave an exaggerated sigh behind the camera but I ignored him. "You carry a loud beauty,” the old woman said without looking at me. Her voice was deep, melodic. “But your spirit is quieter. Like it’s waiting for something.” I blinked. “Excuse me?”

He winks, “Now who is the ass?” We walked to the fortune teller’s booth. She was an older lady with long wavy hair. Her eyes were such a light blue that they almost looked grey. Cassius put a few bills onto her table. She fanned out the cards and her eyes began to become cloudy. “I will read the young man first,” she said, in a robotic tone.

“Jane, you’ve done the institute another great service.” “Why don’t you share your experience with everyone? Tell us how you managed to find another gold mine so quickly and so accurately.” Jane tucked a strand of hair behind her ear and answered smugly, “That’s because of my special gift. I’ve had clairvoyant sight ever since I was little. Nothing in this world can escape my eyes. All I have to do is take one look at the mountains and rivers, and I know exactly where the gold is.” The moment she finished speaking, the room broke into thunderous applause again.

I doubt I was angry in the first place. “Where to first, your majesty?” He stared into my eyes and a shy smile graced my lips. He locked his fingers in mine. “To the fortune teller Dad!” Kendall beamed with joy radiating all over her. As we approached the fortune teller’s tent, I couldn't shake off the nostalgic feeling that swept through me. Last year, she saw into my future that I'd meet someone unexpected who will change the decisions I have made in the past and she also mentioned that it may not be one person which she is right about. I met Zac, Alisha and Dad and I've made decision not to talk to them ever again, which I've changed now.