"Everyone on this list was going to have an unfortunate end."
"People like that are easy to get into, so it was easy to wind them up."
"Yes, they did lose a lot of money. Some of them have been pushed to bankruptcy."
Naturally.
My fortune tells me to hit well. [M]
Liberation from the inaccurate and opaque of the future is strongly dependent.
Once you know it, you can't go back to a life without fortune, all the more so if you're a person anxious about your future.
So the way to do it is mostly with drug dealers.
At first it starts with something that is affordable and easy, and gradually increases the price when you start to get used to it.
That's how I narrow it down to the limit, and then I'll point you to a properly happy future and set you free.
"You could have escaped the wretched circle of destiny," though some people would have borne a lot of debt, making them live every day full of hope.
Make yourself believe that you don't need fortune anymore, to avoid any extra trouble after that.
You may wonder if it works that well, but humans who have fallen prey to fortune are no longer able to make calm decisions.
My fortune tells me that my words are everything in my life.
"Yet you're not here to punish me? I don't know what to say to myself, but I think I have a reason to just be judged."
"Yes, if it's normal, it is"
When Marie squeezes her hand, she opens a single file on the table, and a piece of copy paper is removed from inside and flies to hand.
It's a sight to doubt my eyes, but I didn't say anything in particular.
There won't be any seeds or tricks anyway, so from what I've heard, it doesn't make sense.
"This woman, for example, you were in third grade high school at the time I met you. Do you remember that?
"Oh, I miss you. She was self-inflicted when her parents were killed by a drunk driving car. Prostitution, substance abuse, that seemed awful already. I used it to eventually take almost the full amount of compensation and life insurance."
"But she is rehabilitated by your words, and then she has a legitimate life. A year late, she graduated from high school, went to college, and then married a man she met first to get a job last month. Oh, the vibe looks just like you."
I sigh wondering where that irrelevant information comes from.
"... that's only a secondary thing. There are surprisingly many cases where life gets rough because you have bad money. I ended up destroying myself because of money."
"What matters is that she was saved. If I hadn't met you, I would have died of a drug overdose within months of dropping out of high school."
"Suppose there was something like that fate. I only saw her as a leek-bearing duck, and I just put in the words she wanted to pull out more money. If she was saved as a result, it was her own power."
A little more toned up and said, now Marie sighed like a boy.
You don't justify yourself, do you?
"It's obvious. I'm not a fortune teller, I'm a fraud."
There is also a slight difference between the large number of guests I met regenerating.
It doesn't matter if he wants to change, I just induced him to make it easier for me to do my job.
It sounds good when it comes to counseling, but it's also some kind of brainwashing.
"... if that's what you're going to say, I get it. You had more track record of saving people than you did, so I was going to give you a pardon for it, but I'm going to stop it."