Is It Too Late to Leave the Chat Group? Book 04 Chapter 066.2: A Dragon and Tigress’s “Friendly” Exchange, Part 2

“I say, rice noodle roll dragon. You didn’t call me here to curse at you, right?”

“Can’t you see for yourself? I’m having my future read.” Ch’en pointed to Chen Heng’s stall.

“Love consultant? Rice noodle roll dragon, your brain hasn’t turned into mush, right? Or are you finally in heat after growing a little older and want a boyfriend to accompany you? Pardon my bluntness, but no one can handle you, rice noodle roll dragon.”

“Char siu cat, just shut up. This fortuneteller can read more than just love. He is the real deal. You can try if you don’t believe it.”

“Rice noodle roll dragon, it looks like your brain has indeed turned into mush. How about you resign from your Special Inspection Unit Chief position and go home to rest for a few days?”

“Char siu cat, let him read your future if you dare. I’ll pay for it.”

“It’s just a try; bring it on. Oy! Fortuneteller, read my future!” Swire sat across from Chen Heng with arms crossed. Although she sat down and told him to read her future, she appeared skeptical.

“This miss, what future would you like me to read?”

“Isn’t this for love divination?”

“I can divine other things apart from love. Love divination is one LMD each time, but the others depend on my mood. If it is cheap, it might be just one LMD, but if it is expensive, it could be more expensive than that piano.”

“I say, rice noodle roll dragon, don’t tell me you asked me about the piano because you wanted your future read?” Swire did not answer Chen Heng’s question. Instead, she turned her head to face Ch’en.

“Cut the crap and quickly get your future read.”

“Tsk! Fortuneteller, read what I will have for dinner.”

“If nothing unexpected happens, you will go to the Western restaurant you made a reservation for to have steak, but…”

“But what?” Chen Heng’s answer startled Swire, as she had made a reservation for steak at a Western restaurant. Her communicator had strong security on it, and she had told no one of her plans for tonight.

“After you drive there, you won’t be able to get home.”

“Will someone

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