The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 339 Wynter Is the Most Powerful Fortune Teller

Darrell looked at Ronan. “Mr. Rathbone, you’re a veteran in the antique circle. You should know that fortune-telling is all about belief. If you don’t believe it, feel free to leave.”

Ronan had already seen through Darrell. Smiling casually, he said, ” Don’t try to pressure me with the rules of fortune telling. Fortune telling here in Panzarath relies on mutual agreement. As long as the buyer and seller are in accord, no one can interfere.

“Mr. Logan hasn’t even spoken yet, so don’t get anxious, Mr. Novak. How about this? I’ll give you 10% of the profit if my niece’s deal goes through. After all, it’s a transaction at your place.”

He was right. That was how things worked in Panzarath. Logan was certainly willing to get a tarot reading. He quickly drew a card. The disciple was furious, but there was nothing he could do.

Darrell, upon seeing the card Logan draw, suddenly agreed to have

Wynter interpret the card. “Miss, please begin your interpretation.

What does this card mean?”

It was the Death card. Ronan glanced at Logan, curious about what

misfortune might befall him.

Logan blinked innocently. “I just simply drew a card.”

card symbolizes transformation, endings, and new beginnings,” Wynter explained slowly. “It suggests

of your life may need to come to an end

positive change.”

is the Most

the pendant around Logan’s waist. “For example, if your nightmares persist,

disciple chuckled. “Mr. Novak, this is the first time I’ve heard someone

his head. “Don’t be

Wynter and said to Ronan, “Mr. Rathbone, your niece is quite the charlatan. Logan never has

soundly

laughed, clearly not taking Wynter’s words seriously.

moment. Initially, he had been smiling.

Wynter mention nightmares, he

my problem be

especially

you?”

know about his nightmares. “Since you’re getting a reading on your

wanted to save him and do a good deed. Since Logan’s pendant was

things and believe in science. Don’t

of relief. He would throw everything away when he got home.