The Fortune-Telling Heiress

Chapter 122

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Back at Haven House, Madison eventually let Mia and the others go.

As soon as Yara stepped out, she couldn't resist diving into gossip. "Doesn't Owen like you? That's what it looks like on TV. You folks these days are so much more complicated in romance than we were back in my day!" Madison shook her head. "Dating might be complicated, but we're open about other things. It's all very messed up."

Madison then said, "It's just work. He doesn't like me."

Heading back to the kitchen, Madison began to prepare a meal.

Yara floated over. "You have money, so why not hire someone to cook for you? You've been through so much. You shouldn't have to cook for yourself."

Madison smoothly cleaned and sliced the vegetables, "You're all imbued with negative energy aside from me. It's not good for other people to interact with you excessively, especially if it harms you too,"

Mia lowered her head sadly. If it weren't for them, Madison would still be with the Locke family and wouldn't have to worry about cooking

to the three who were gathered and whispering. She said softly," I'm going to rest now. Please don't go out without telling me."

room, Madison sat cross-legged

Locke, your spiritual energy consumption from tracking

Madison replied, "Yes..."

you should've

Madison fell silent.

don't forget that your spiritual energy is meant to combat the favored ones of the heavens, Rebecca. If you keep using it so carelessly,

it sighed heavily. "I finally found a ghost shrine to help you increase your spiritual energy, and now, you've used it all up so quickly! What a waste of my efforts." Madison kept her eyes closed,

is crucial for the research, If it falls into the wrong hands, it

Security

system replied, "Is that the reason? Just because the manuscript is important, you

but it understood Madison's mindset. "Ms. Locke, you haven't forgotten that you're a cultivator,

system said, "Cultivators are meant to transcend the three realms and exist

firm and bright.

received kindness from others during her childhood struggles. She felt a deep connection to her home and