Forgive Us, My Dear Sister (The Miraculous Simone Gray)

Chapter 405 To Give Or Not To Give?

Simone cast a discerning gaze over Mr. Nielsen’s countenance, and the revelation regarding ancestral

aves hardly caught her by surprise.

inquired, “Has someone broached this topic with you previously?” Mr. Nielsen, making no attempt to conceal it, nodded.

Ind.ed. My parents faced consecutive mishaps, ending up in the hospital. It was there that I crossed paths with a geomancy master,” he disclosed. “He shared an intriguing bit of wisdom, mentioning that if my philtrum tumed black, my family would be prone to frequent mishaps. At the outset, I dismissed it, thinking it was mere superstition.”

“However, when my son fell seriously ill and ended up in the hospital, I encountered him again. T when I deci-led to take the initiative and inquire,” Mr. Nielsen elaborated. “He revealed that there complication with my family’s ancestral grave, and unless addressed, my wife would be the next face misfortu

And soon after, the same fate would befall me,” he added, acknowledging the prophecy.

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“This time, I placed my faith in his words and sought his assistance in examining our ancestral grave,” he admisted, recognizing the gravity of the situation. “Of course, I knew I had to compensate the geomancy master, so I inquired about the amount that he deemed suitable. Surprisingly, he decline any monetary compensation. Instead, he expressed that he was aware of my passion for collecting antiques, a shared interest of his as well.”

“He proposed an intriguing arrangement-if he assisted in resolving the ancestral grave issue, he requested an antique as compensation. After careful consideration, I decided to bring him home to select an antique as compensation,” Mr. Nielsen recounted, underscoring the significance of the arrangement.

“Little did I anticipate, the antique he selected happened to be a cauldron, an heirloom that had been handed down through generations in our family, requiring careful preservation,” Mr. Nielsen revealed, recognizing the unexpected twist in the unfolding narrative.

“At that very moment, the thought of parting with it proved unbearable, and I found myself hesitating,” Mr. Nielsen admitted, acknowledging the sentimental attachment to the cherished family heirloom

Mr. Nielsen paused, then continued, “He didn’t push me into a decision; instead, he advised me to take my time and carefully consider the matter. He left me with his contact information, assuring me that I could reach out if I chose to proceed, and encouraged me to give him a call.”

“But he atted one condition-using the cauldron as the designated compensation. Mr. Nielsen added.

“Afterw: 4, the more I pondered, the more a sense of unease settled in. I couldn’t shake the feeling that this peon had appeared too conveniently, almost as if he had prior knowledge about the existence of the cauld In my family for quite some time. But due to its longstanding presence in my family, a relic

by anyone outside, it struck me as peculiar when he not only identified its location but also

me to retrieve the cauldron,” Mr. Nielsen mused.

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Mr. Nielsen turned to Simone, stating, “My assistant reached out to me to advocate for a male character’s supporting role on behalf of one of your company’s artists. I figured, given your remarkable skills as a geomancy master, it would be worthwhile to engage in a conversation with you.

Having spent numerous years in the industry, he had witnessed myriad darker facets.

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The seemingly coincidental arrival of the geomancy master left him skeptical, and he couldn’t fully

r brace the credibility of the situation.

Doubts lingered in his mind, harboring suspicions that the other party might harbor ulterior motives.

a glimmer of hope.

materialized if Simone

to a broken

effective in rectifying his family’s issues, he would find himself reluctantly parting with

realized it paled in comparison to

proceed with the meeting

their meeting, before he even broached the topic, Simone astutely discerned

as he was relieved that he hadn’t canceled the

intently, Simone furrowed her brows slightly and remarked, “The appearance of this master does seem rather

a look at your cauldron?” She couldn’t shake the feeling that the

an air of assurance as if he harbored the certainty that Mr. Nielsen had no alternative but to

of this, Simone’s curiosity about the cauldron

head to my house now to inspect the cauldron?” Urgency crept into his voice, fueled by the string of accidents that

accordae with the master’s words, what had transpired so far was just the

address the ancestral grave issue would leave his family members

to your house now. Mr. Crayson, are you joining us or heading back to the

was

and replied, “I’ll accompany you

nodded, acknowledging his

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the two of them

a small

wooden box and set it

its

unique reason

eyes. As she focused he sensed a potent auspicious aura emanating from one half

but instead coexisted

power to enhance her perception, Simone observed that the two uras within the cauldron had

is indeed a treasure for geomancy masters. If utilized wisely, it has the potential to safeguard the well-being of

the wrong hands, it could unleash disaster upon

she resumed, “Considering its ancestral significance to your family, this item

master for your ancestors, utilizing the accumulated merits of your family

home has the remarkable effect of fostering prosperity and safeguarding

insights from the reading, without this cauldron, some of your family members might

this item diligently, Simone advised, emphasizing the invaluable role

film industry, was well-regarded for his philanthropic

impoverished mountain areas, extending a helping hand to

consistent donations to

decade, they had maintained a consistent commitment, eschewing high profile publicity and opting

the amassed blessings

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endeavors could be

a high-quality magical tool, explaining the geomancy master’s keen