I urgently need an English humorous short story of Grade One in Senior High School, which requires three people to tell, preferably three to five sentences each.

Lens 1:

Jack: Tom, who do you think is the man wearing a yellow straw hat on the stool in front of the palm tree?

Tom: I guess he must be a fortune teller.

Jack: Are you sure?

Tom: Yes, without a doubt. You see, he is looking forward to talking to someone.

Jack: Maybe you are right. But Tom, can you read palms?

Tom: Yes, I have read many books about palm reading. May I read your palm?

Jack: Yes, I'd love to. But I want to make fun of him. This is very interesting.

Lens 2:

(They cross the sidewalk and walk to the fortune teller.)

At this time, Tom immediately changed his role and played the fortune teller. The following is a wonderful dialogue.

Jack: Hi, my name is Jack? Can you read my palm?

Fortune teller: Yes, welcome here. Please sit down. Give me your left hand.

Jack: But. I was in a serious car accident last year. I lost my left arm. Now, I do everything with my right hand. Life with one arm is hard.

Fortune teller: Are you kidding?

Jack: No. I am serious. I hope you can guess what I want to know.

Fortune teller: Now, please extend your right hand. Let me see ... You must be looking for a job. Your wish is to be a millionaire. But you don't know what to do. Let me tell you something.

Jack: You are wrong. I am not poor. Although I'm not a man.

Million, I have a company, a house, a car and 80 thousand dollars.

Fortune teller: Oh, I know. Your girlfriend must have left you. You have many shortcomings. Maybe you don't make the bed. Maybe you don't do the dishes. Maybe you are always in a bad mood. You must be as stubborn as a mule. If I were you, I would apologize to her first.

Jack: No, many girls like me. I have your last chance to guess. If you are wrong again, I won't give you the money.

Fortune teller: You are playing tricks. If I had known, I wouldn't have read your palm.

Jack: You're right. You guessed the answer was right. But it's too late. I hope you can guess whether I can pay you.