You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

After dinner was over, a night market had been set up on the beach. The market went on and on for hundreds of meters, all kinds of vendors came out to set up their stalls, selling juice, milk tea and coffee. There were also some special snacks, and a wide range of accessories, scarves and hats, efc..

It was still more than half an hour before the return trip.

After dinner, everyone gathered on the beach, strolling, hanging out and taking pictures.

Juanita found an interesting stall and had to drag Joyce along to see what all the fuss was about.

When she got there, Joyce realized that it was actually tarot divination. “You believe in this too?" Joyce nudged Juanita, "You really have a wide range of hobbies. I have seen you study astrology, so you have to stay the stars whenever you encounter something?"

"Hey, just to kill the boredom. It's not expensive." Juanita shook her hand in embarrassment.

"Noble ladies, you just have to pay me when my conclusion is correct.” The soothsayer’s voice was full of vicissitudes. It sounded like it was from quite far away and it was by a ghost.

Juanita froze, she sat down in the chair in front of the soothsayer with a slightly surprised expression. She was not sure exactly what the soothsayer meant by the “noble ladies” just now.

"Master, tell me something."

soothsayer glanced

knew that her father was the mayor of the Capital, a strong candidate for the future

laughed dryly, "Not really that powerful,

not tell Joyce about her departure from home and her illustrious birth, for which she had been so guilty. She thought she should be honest with her best friend. However, she had her own problems that she did not want to

only smiled and said no

my marriage.” Juanita squared up and

getting along nonchalantly, and she had taken initiative. However,

at Juanita's face and added, "Your palm,

held her hand out, palm up, and the soothsayer looked

you like, doesn't

was half cold. The originally lively face suddenly turned gloomy. What the soothsayer said was just accurate, and it was so accurate that she was afraid to ask