06 - Eye of the Fortuneteller
“Drew asked.
Kelsey told Drew all about her terrible night as the two walked to the beach the next morning.
“I told you!” Kelsey yelled. “They weren’t real. Well, one of them was real.
But not the others.”
“So—why were you afraid?”
“Look!” Kelsey said, shoving the Fool card right in his face.
“So?” Drew pushed her hand away.
“So!” Kelsey couldn’t believe that he could be so dumb. “I told you. I tore it up into a million pieces and threw it into the garbage can! Now look at this thing. It isn’t e...ven bent or creased.”
“This just doesn’t make any sense,” Drew said as they reached the beach and started tromping through the sand.
“Wow, Drew. When did you become such a genius?”
“Very funny,” Drew grumbled. “So—what are you going to do?”
“Well, I am definitely not going to let that old gypsy and her stupid curse scare me,” Kelsey declared. “And now I am going to get rid of this card—forever.”
Kelsey headed directly to the ocean.MoreLess
Kelsey told Drew all about her terrible night as the two walked to the beach the next morning.
“I told you!” Kelsey yelled. “They weren’t real. Well, one of them was real.
But not the others.”
“So—why were you afraid?”
“Look!” Kelsey said, shoving the Fool card right in his face.
“So?” Drew pushed her hand away.
“So!” Kelsey couldn’t believe that he could be so dumb. “I told you. I tore it up into a million pieces and threw it into the garbage can! Now look at this thing. It isn’t e...ven bent or creased.”
“This just doesn’t make any sense,” Drew said as they reached the beach and started tromping through the sand.
“Wow, Drew. When did you become such a genius?”
“Very funny,” Drew grumbled. “So—what are you going to do?”
“Well, I am definitely not going to let that old gypsy and her stupid curse scare me,” Kelsey declared. “And now I am going to get rid of this card—forever.”
Kelsey headed directly to the ocean.MoreLess
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