All Signs Point to Us

luck is, her fa

negative am

hing wrong!” She gritted her teeth. It wasn’t her fault.

I’m the boss,” the voice

khead. Aurora kneaded the tension between her tig

e she visits and she has vowed never to set foot in here again because of the sluts I hired. Once she talks, I'

silently as terro

ppening

wouldn't have had the excuse to leave early and would still be around when the customer came

months had been too smooth sailing; life has

and face, a venomous, hoarse voice sprouting threats of harm

hours, or there won't be enough money ready at the end of

et out of there. Just ta

ar brought her back

t covered in the thickest grime and t

l move out." Her

attled on like an orchestra

know what that is? Trafficking.

fortune-tel

Trish went

re gonna be kidnapped and turned into a sex slave,

ssion at her own reflect

me that dead

a knowing grin appeared on her full,

ss worry came through and

ast time I’m ever g

efinitely go through this again next week

ve-a-sh*t-anymore sighs then finally add

place, as far as this

h a heavy, black curtain, st

ed her slim brows in puzzlem

odeling in

Gotta go! Catch you later, Trish.” She hastily remove

d apprehension esc

was the loose corner of a for

the empty street, she tightened her fist and stepped towar

dy below zero; not

pink lit space welcomed her. A wave of artificially cool air overcame her, and she was sur

ht of a crystal

d and a shadow entered with a choir

epped into the warm light, revealing a woman in a heavy, flowe

me. Are you

sed incessantly as the woman sh

in front of the mysterious lady, she quickly scanned for distinctive f

e spoke with a Russian accent fro

ide her surprise.

l how I know

ted slightly. “So

re hi

t like that? This sounded too good to be true. Her luck can't be changing. D

You heard me yes.” She lowered her voice. “I k

blurted. Of course, she knew what she was do

sleeve over the crystal bal

quickly before ‘Madame

e waved at he

in, she halted and turned back. "You

igure. Her blank gaze never left Aurora. "Yo

l and a pang of guilt nudged at her. She opened her

ing to be

zation. She hastily checked her phone. The

through t

**

onal as the previous!” A woman exc

ou’d still think that you

now. To thank him

hen let out a long exhale. She glanced at the clock. There’s two hours before

e had tons of experience, including Trish’s. It would be enough to la

t seen or heard from her boss, ever since that night of induction. Wi

that her new employee is a liar who never believed in fortune-telling until she took this

ly and prayed in desperatio

reflection. Just make this work,

luscious, fiery curls in Trish's sassy attitu

! She spun around and stepp

e into the purplish-pink space as if she owned

Her eyes drank in his thick, masculine brows,

actly h

swallow