Pagoda Lane Fortune _ Pagoda Divination

Is the fortune teller really credible?

Our most famous local fortune teller died mysteriously under a tractor. This incident shocked me immensely, and it also made me deeply awe of life.

Why do I remember it so clearly and so shocked? Because some time before the accident, I met this fortune teller.

He is the most famous fortune teller in our local area and everyone knows him. When he was young, he walked around telling fortune. Later, when he was old, his legs and feet were inconvenient, so he set up a stall next to the vegetable market in our town to tell fortune.

It was a Sunday afternoon, about three o'clock. I went to the vegetable market in town to buy some food. When I finished buying it, I happened to meet a fortune teller. It was a little weird. Why do you close so early today?

It is estimated that passers-by and vendors around have such questions. Several people on the spot asked him why you closed the stall so early today. The fortune teller said that he had been fidgeting since he got up in the morning. He just calculated a divination for himself, and found himself in a disaster of mass annihilation, so he wanted to pack up and go home early and feel more secure at home.

At that time, when the fortune teller said this, I happened to be on the side, and I heard it clearly and was a little funny. This guy is so secretive that he even lied to himself.

I didn't care, so I went home.

A few days later, I heard that the fortune teller died. After detailed inquiry, it turned out that the fortune teller died on his way home that day.

The fortune teller has to go home through a road. In fact, all he has to do is walk a short distance, and then he forks into a country road to go home. It happened that when he was walking on the road that day, a tractor loaded with stones passed by him. Unfortunately, when he passed by, the wheel of the tractor suddenly flew out, and then the tractor fell down, full of big stones, which instantly crushed the fortune teller into paste.

I've been thinking that if the fortune teller hadn't divined for himself that day, or figured out that he had a mass annihilation, then he wouldn't have closed the door ahead of time, hid at home, wouldn't have met this tractor, and escaped this mass annihilation.

Or is it destiny takes a hand, that you have a catastrophe, or is it destiny takes a hand to close the stall in advance?