Chapter 61 No matter what, someone will do it

How much money you give, how much work you get done.

If someone gives something to you without expecting anything in return, it should be a sign of gratitude. She couldn't accept it all, lest it would bring karma upon herself.

"What will happen if you accept it?" Cheng Hao stared into her eyes with curiosity.

Dai Qing looked at him, picked up her tea and spoke slowly.

"You know the five disadvantages and three deficiencies of the physiognomy industry, right? The five disadvantages are widowhood, loneliness, and disability, and the three deficiencies are money, power, and destiny. In any destiny, in addition to revealing too much secrets and being punished by heaven, there are also doing things that should not be done and taking money that should not be taken. For example, taking more money to help bad people avoid disasters, etc."

Listening to Dai Qing's explanation, Cheng Hao looked at her in surprise and spoke after a while.

"Don't worry, I will find you a reliable orphanage so that you can spend your money wisely."

"Since being a fortune teller has such serious consequences, why do you still want to do it?"

Dai Qing looked up at him and said, "My grandfather is a fortune teller, and I am inheriting this business. Besides, no matter what profession you are in, there will always be someone to do it, right?"

The little charlatan in front of me is actually a beautiful girl with an oval face, almond eyes, and bright black pupils. When she looks at people, she always gives people a cold and indifferent feeling. But it is this pair of eyes that can see through people's good and evil, and their future.

"You are right. Someone has to do everything. But ordinary people like to live a comfortable and prosperous life. I admire you for being so courageous as a little girl."

Even though she knew there would be so many hardships ahead, she still resolutely chose this industry, which shows her inner determination.

Like those cousins ​​in his family, they all wanted to marry a promising husband with a good family background so that they would never have to worry about food and clothing.

"What about your future? What are your plans? You can't be alone forever, right?" Being alone, especially for a girl, is too hard.

"I haven't thought too far ahead, but my decision to become a fortune teller will never change." Dai Qing blinked, looking at Cheng Hao's solemn expression, and couldn't help but curl her lips, "You're not worried about me, are you?"

"Isn't it possible? We are friends after all."

Cheng Hao raised his eyebrows. The little charlatan could talk endlessly about his profession, but when it came to the ways of the world, he was not as meticulous as an old man like him.

Dai Qing was stunned when she heard the word "friend". She looked at his deep facial features. His narrow red phoenix eyes were like a sea of ​​stars with broken diamonds, which made people stop and stare.

It seems really nice to have such a person as a friend.

"It's my honor to be your friend."

Cheng Hao looked at her extremely serious attitude, and his cold face softened subconsciously. This little charlatan is really an interesting girl.

"It's getting late. I'm leaving now."

"Tomorrow is Saturday, are you going to the social gathering?" Dai Qing couldn't help but ask after seeing him out the door.

"The weather is hot, so the get-together will be held from 4 to 6 p.m." Cheng Hao turned around and said casually, "I'll lead the team there then."

"Then I wish you success."

In the summer, the days are long and the nights are short, and it doesn’t get dark until 8 o’clock, so there is plenty of time to get to know each other. If you are attracted to each other, you can go to the park after dinner.

Hearing Dai Qing's encouraging eyes, Cheng Hao pursed his lips, glanced at her, got on his bike and left.

Looking at the disappearing figure, Dai Qing shook her head. Older people are all against blind dates. It’s all a matter of face. She understands.

The next afternoon, which was also a Saturday, all men and women in the factory who were going to attend a social gathering could leave work one hour early.