“Yeah but that’s not possible is it?” Steven remarked with a grin on his face. But then I suppose we would have to pay for the privilege of knowing the future, because it seems as if money can buy anything,” he added.
“You’re closer to the truth than you think with that,” James replied. “There are people who get paid to read your fortune to you,” James explained.
“Well, I’ve heard about the Palm readers who come around when there’s a circus. Then there’s that tea reader in the mall,” Steven commented with an amused grin on his face.
“So, that’s all you heard about,” James responded with a sideways glance at Steven. They were now inside the entrance hall, walking past the library towards the venue where the chess tournament was being held.
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