Trading Cards Book Novels & Stories

Tinea began to shuffle the tarot cards, staring intently at Artemisia's hand that was holding the envelope. "There are other places where the story of something focuses books are sometimes not necessary for you to understand what happened. I knew the essentials, the beginning." Tinea stretched out the open deck of cards like a fan. Artemisia pulled some letters, admiring the gold of the back, there were drawings of leaves so delicate that the young woman could spend hours and hours watching it.

If they traded the person they traded with went next. He looked over the crowd and he picked Carl White, his bridge partner whenever Emma wasn't. Carl switched with John Tinker and opened what he took from John. He got two decks of very nice playing cards in a fancy box. John went next and opened what Carl had traded him, and smiled, it was a nice bottle of wine in a fancy box. He picked Carolyn to go next and she opened the box to find a gift certificate for a massage at the spa. There were plenty of offers to trade. She picked who went next and we all enjoyed seeing what people had made, bought or given. I was thinking a lot about the small thing I had given. It wasn't, in my thinking, as

Thank you for reading. I am planning to throw big cards in next chapters. XD

Silence reigned between them as Adrian anticipated her response, but Jeri appeared like someone who was deaf and dumb. “You can't talk now, huh?” Adrian furrowed his brows and clenching his fist. Jeri didn't respond either. She eventually slid her two fingers into her pink purse that had a touch of gold at the edge and brought out a rare card. “Here, Mr. Adrian. I guess this is enough proof to back up my claim.” She placed a supreme card on the table, allowing Adrian to survey the card by himself. These supreme cards were rare cards that are owned by top, successful business people. In Tylian city, only two people had these types of cards, and Darian was not even among them, let alone Adrian

It smelt like flowers so I figured it would go good with strawberry. “Here. This must be it.” Cash said loudly causing me to look in his direction. I watched as he pulled out several small rolodexes of cards from a file box sitting in front of the desk. “These will tell you which shelf and which row each book is on. The cards include a brief detail on the book as well. Do not stay up too late, as we have plans tomorrow.” He said, not even looking at me as he left them on the desk and went to leave.

I said with enthusiasm to lift the mood up. Gran smiled the shuffled the deck once again. She shuffled it three times this time. She then took my hand as well, palm up, and placed the deck of cards on top of it. She took two cards at a time and placed them on the table. “You will receive a big title. But something will be taken from you in exchange for it. Trials. I can also see a lot of trials for a very long time. You will go into a place that holds a very special meaning to you. Travel with a loved one.” Gran said as she try to read the cards.

“I understand…” “Before you throw out your strongest cards—the king, queen, or even your trump—start by playing the smaller ones. Let them clear space, test the waters, give you room to attack later.”He was explaining it all to me with a real serious face and I couldn’t help but stare. I’ve never been so close to him like this before.

I blurted out, waving my hands in the air, "No, I have an answer." He cocked his brows even higher, gesturing for me to continue. I closed my eyes, exhaling a heavy breath. When I opened them back, I caught him staring at me expectantly. I chuckled nervously, "Sorry, I'll get on with it." "Go on." I nodded, and cleared my throat, "These two cards represent the two kingdoms. This one, for Calder's" I picked up the club, "This one, for Kaden." I showed him the two cards, and then placed them face-up on the desk,

Apparently, that was a huge mistake. Thomas did not want candy. What he wanted were trading cards. Trading cards that cost more than a hundred dollars per piece. How was that even possible, I did not know. Basically, there was this underground gaming system where they trade cards and there are people who actually pay thousands for a piece of paper. And so, with that fact in mind, I up the stakes.

If it wasn’t for my eyes, I wouldn’t see the magic enveloping it. When I opened it, I was mesmerized by the figures. It talked about The Arcana or more like The Crown of the Arcana, which was its title. There was an introduction in the beginning of the main characters in it. I thought it was a story but I was wrong. The book was about divination or what I got from it. There were twenty two cards of the major arcana, fourteen wands, fourteen cups and fourteen swords.