Chapter 592 The Reading Of Atwater

• Atwater was incredulous. In fact, Dalton was able to recover his residue. The divination failed to reveal this result. He thought it odd and wanted to get his belongings and get out right away to find out what was happening. His suspicion that Wynter was to blame vanished instantly. She had little interest in visiting Kingbourne and rather enjoyed earning money. How could Kaspar not monitor the situation? He was aware that Sorzada had a hazardous person. Why couldn't he do something useful when he was already here to teach the Arcane Way? Atwater's frustration was almost unbearable. The woman who was still dealing tarot cards, Natalie, saw the light in front of her go out. A city.
• She got to her feet right away. "What's happening, sir? You said my relationship would be easy, didn't you? Why will things go wrong once more? She feared that he would go. It was money even though it cost just $29.9 for a single reading. Value for money was important to young people. Following her relationship reading, she wanted to inquire about her financial situation. Atwater unfolded the tarot cards in his palm in response to her query. "Select the one you prefer." "You can't be—" Atwater cut Natalie off before she could say anything more. To be quite honest, Miss, I have no knowledge of tarot readings, but I am familiar with physiognomy. Do you think that's true?
• Natalie gave a head shake. "All of that is superstition." "So these tarot cards aren't superstitious?" Her message was not fully understood by Atwater. "Both tarot cards and zodiac signs have scientific foundations," Natalie stated gravely. Atwater was momentarily stunned. He shifted the topic because he was eager to get out. "Oh, that's unfortunate. I desired to speak with you. regarding your work-related issues. Your look tells me that you haven't had a lot of money lately, have you? Natalie nodded right away. Her eyes shone brightly. When Atwater examined Natalie's characteristics, she could see that she harbored animosity, mostly against partnerships.