A Reborn Bride Pearl Emerging from Dust by Sally Garcia

Fintan suggested, "Son, don't go to that interview. I'll go instead and see if Sandra, whom Callie mentioned, will be there!"

"Okay," Crispin nodded. "Callie isn't likely to lead us astray, but when did she develop this fortune-telling ability?"

"Better safe than sorry," Fintan frowned, recalling how Calliope told him.

He remembered her mentioning what would happen a month later, and suddenly, a chill ran down his spine. If it were false, that was one thing. But what if it were true?

If he ignored Calliope's warning and it all came to pass, what then? What would happen to his wife, son, and beloved Portia?

Calliope wouldn't reach out without reason. She was sharp and sensible. Even though the Jewell family didn't hold her in high regard, he knew she was incredibly educated.

She had been exceptionally admitted into another school, skipping grades, which caused rumors to spread that she got expelled for not graduating. Hence, the Jewell family didn't think highly of her.

But he knew better, as Portia had told him many times.

out and take care of some business today, steer clear of anyone named Sandra," Crispin said earnestly. "If this

"Indeed," Fintan nodded.

but Fintan instructed them to carry on as usual; he

in his hands and saw the name, Sandra, along with details that matched exactly what Calliope had described! 'Can Callie have been right? Is this the woman who would

but if she was as dangerous as Callie had warned, she

Fintan trusted Callie's judgment.

left, Fintan turned to the other interviewers.

some were puzzled, Fintan's word was absolute. No one argued or questioned it further. They silently marked an

Calliope heard about the interview from Portia

spot on. Whatever you told him, he wants to ensure you know

was nothing major," Calliope smiled at

Portia shrugged. "Hey, Callie, you're not upset, are you? I think leaving the Jewell family was the right move. Who cares what others say?

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