The Fortune-Telling Heiress novel Chapter 170

Chapter 170 

“I’m not giving up anymore. I’m not giving up,” Jessica repeated. “I’m going back to livestream right now and help more people find love. Thank you, Ms. Locke Thank you!” 

If it weren’t for Madison, she might still be wandering aimlessly, unaware of her actions‘ serious consequences. 

It she kept going down this path, she’d either lace revenge from her past admirers or ruin her reputation and life. 

Just thinking about the potential outcomes sent chills down her spine. 

Madisunnoticed Jessica was genuinely scared and asked, “I have a talisman here. Do you want it?” 

“Yes, yes, yes! Of course, I want it! How much is it?” 

“One mullion dollars” 

“okay, I’ll pay right now!– 

She didn’t even flinch at the price of a million bucks 

good job bringing fated people together. 

Jessica happily took the talisman after completing the payment and thanked Madison, “Ms. Locke, thank you! I’ll do a go She then left in high s spirits with the talisman. 

Once Jessica was gone, Yara approached and asked, “She seems to have a bit of dark energy around her.” 

“Is that why you gave her the ralisman 7H 

Yeah 

Yarlooked puzzled “If that’s the case, why didn’t you just tell her that?” 

Madison shook her head. “This is her karma, and she has to bear the consequences herself. It all depends on how she chooses to handle it.” 

Vara pondered but still couldn’t understand why. She asked tentatively, “Can I follow Jessica for a while?” 

Mia raised her hand. “I want to go too! I want to go!” 

Seeing their ragerfaces, Madison had no choice but to say, “You can follow her and watch, but you must not interfere. This is her battle to face.” 

Yara took Ma’s hand and floated away 

Madison asked Sebastian, “uen’t you going with them?” 

Sebastianshook his head. “No.” 

Madison was dumbfounded. Sebastian really was different from ordinary souls. When souls turned into ghosts, even if they managed to stay rational, they usually had their own obsess.om 

Ware couldn’t remain trapped in the same place for years; her resentment would only grow if she did. 

Muwanthe same 

They had all been trapped in the same place for many years after their deaths, which made them obsessive.