All Chapters of THE FORTUNE-TELLER SYSTEM: Chapter 11 - Chapter 12
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CHAPTER 11-TWIN'S DINNER
Brooke now stood tall and proud as he had invested in a sturdy tent and a beautifully crafted table, adorned with an assortment of charms that sparkled in the morning light. It was another day of telling fortunes and seeing charms and he was excited as he had the fortune teller system, his companion since the day he stumbled upon it. As he set up his stand, Brooke couldn't help but notice the curious glances from passersby. Some people did double takes, their eyes widening in shock as they took his transformed appearance. Gone was the frail, wheelchair-bound man they had used to see in the street. Brooke smiled to himself, knowing the fortune-teller system had been guiding him, providing him with valuable insights and rewards for his efforts. He had already sold 30 charms and the system had informed him that if he could reach 100, he would be rewarded with a blue pill that granted him a mysterious strength. Brooke was determined to reach his goal and to get the reward.
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CHAPTER 12-DESTINY
This evening, Brooke trudged wearily up the stairs to his apartment, he had just finished some grueling session with clients and all he wanted now was to collapse onto his couch and forget about the world for a while. But as he approached his door, he noticed something was off. The hallway seemed cluttered. Brooke's heart sank as he noticed that it was all of his belongings scattered outside, strewn about the hallways and stairs like trash. Everything was out there, exposed to the prying eyes of neighbors. "What the?" Brooke muttered, he spun around looking for some kind of explanation. Then he saw Mr. Scott, the landlord. He was standing by the stairs and had a smug look on his face. "Brooke? I have some bad news for you. The company that's been paying your rent, you know- the one that's been compensating you for that accident with the trailer truck?" "What about them?" "They've stopped paying your rent. Now that you're no longer crippled, they don't feel responsible fo
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