Fortuneteller Baba Saga Novels & Stories

“Ms. Hart, the terms of the contract are very simple. Did you go through them with your lawyer? I suppose you did not.” “Are you saying that I cannot read? That I misinterpreted the portion where you’re planning to take my baby away from me the minute it's born?” “Ms. Hart,” he paused, “can I call you Elizabeh?” “You most definitely cannot!” I scream in reply. I can feel my baby reacting to my tension, so I try to calm myself down. “Why would you even suggest I give my child up?” “If you've read the contract well, you will find that you will be handsomely rewarded. A woman in your station can do a lot with that money.”

Something wasn’t right. Outside, the shadowed figure remained hidden, their eyes locked on her window. Every move she made, every light flickering on and off—it was all under surveillance. A phone buzzed softly in their pocket. The message was brief but clear,very precise: “Report everything. No mistakes.” A cold smirk tugged at the stranger’s lips before they melted back into the darkness. Lena’s alarm buzzed sharply at 6:00 AM, yanking her from a restless sleep. She groaned, dragging herself upright. Her body was exhausted, but her mind was already racing. She had too many questions—and even fewer answers.

Why had so many unusual people congregated in the tiny city? "Fortune-telling! Fortune-telling! If it's not accurate, it will be free." An elderly voice suddenly came from the street. Sebastian followed the sound and saw an old man dressed in rough linen. He was holding an Eight Trigram flag as he walked slowly to the convenience store. "Do you want your fortune told, young man?" the old man asked Sebastian when he reached the entrance to the convenience store. Sebastian noticed that the old man looked kindly and didn't seem like a bad person, so he smiled and shook his head. "No, but thank you for the offer."

" Are you trying to play dumb with me? " " What exactly do you want to know, dad? I can't seem to understand the reason behind all of these questions that you are asking me right now." " What do you not understand in all I have said so far?" " This case has already been dealt with, father. Yes. You already know that I am the one behind the death of the moon goddess. What else is this fuss about? You should learn to let old matters lie buried in the past. " The alpha king giggled.

The crowd turned to her, doubt flickering in their eyes. "Yeah, Mara, don’t lower yourself to begging this shady seller. Take your money back. You could easily adopt a child, and you wouldn’t even have to go through childbirth." Mara’s expression shifted. She bit down on her lip, then, with trembling hands, held out a cloth bundle. "No, only Rainie’s fortune cookies can help me. I heard whatever you use for it determines what kind of child you’ll have. This… this is my late husband’s hair. I just want to give birth to Zane’s child."

“What the hell are you bluffing about, devil woman? Who the hell gave you the right to order me around? And I have nothing to return to you. The jewelry belongs to my mom, and the gold is my dad’s. As for the money, I’m wondering if they’re still the rightful owners. But don’t worry, I left it for you... even though I know you won’t be able to use it because your time here is running out.” She laughed again, this time longer, as if my words were some kind of joke. The sound was chilling, echoing through the bare room and sending shivers down my spine. “Oh, Adam,” she said, shaking her head with a wicked grin. “You really think you can stop me? Kill me? You’re just a child playing a grown-up’

Another giggle bubbled from my throat. We made our way to the home office, Xander settling himself and then pulling me onto his lap. Handing me the ancient book and a collection of scrolls that Vijay Kaka or Alpha Agrawal had provided from Baba’s collection. He explained how Baba had intended to give me all this information when they met me or if they returned to the States–a way to help me adapt to my new reality and prepare me for what lay ahead.

I entered the bathroom, took a bath, and left. While driving to Gina's house, I started thinking about the incident that happened between Loretta and me. I wished it never happened or that I never called Loretta for help. That was a great mistake I made, and anything could happen. What if she conceived? I can't abort any child, as God won't forgive me for that. Everything seemed abnormal for me, and I couldn't think properly, but maybe seeing Gina would bring me peace of mind. I continued driving and put on my music. I was actually listening to Bella Shmuda's song "Vision 2020" while driving. The energy messages in the song were strong.

Larissa snorted and said, "I don't want to stay another moment longer at a scammer's shop." "Barbara isn't a scammer!" Wendy continued defending Barbara. "Everything she said about me that hadn't happened yet all came into fruition after that! I wouldn't lie to you even if my life depended on it! Besides, I have friends who came for readings here, and they all said she's damn accurate!" "She forms her sentences in a way that she can cover up for herself no matter what. Besides, the people who have gone for readings would definitely think that whatever happened to them was a prophecy. Don't all fortune tellers play the same tricks?" retorted Larissa.

Josh’s mother told Babi after placing kiss at her cheeks. Babi is one of the top students in her class. She has long deep locks with dark deep eyes. She has a striking appearance which makes center of attraction in the class. Everybody thinks that she and Josh are couple as they are always together but they are best friends who have known each other for long time who often laugh at this. Babi lives with her father Mr. Garcia. She knows nothing about her mother and they never talk about that topic and she also doesn’t seem to be curious about her. They moved to states when she was seven from Spain. She met Josh when she transferred to Lancaster high School. She and josh have been friends sin