“Thanks for your concern, Mr. Charles. My sister is doing much better now and is recovering quite well,” Serenity replied.

“That’s good, that’s good.”

Mr. Charles ate some of the vegetables in his bowl again.

“Serenity, I’ll tell you something. Can you give me some advice and tell me if it’s reliable or not? I told Mrs. Charles, and she scolded me.”

Serenity chuckled and said, “Mr. Charles, go ahead. What is it? I’ll listen to it and give you some advice.”

“You know I can tell fortunes, right? But I didn’t learn it from a teacher and somehow learned from others to get into it. I also read some books and figured it out myself.”

Mr. Charles stopped eating and said softly, “But I think I can now set up a fortune-telling stall by the road or in the park. I’ll just do it during my free time so I can get some extra money for my family, though I still have to tend to our grocery store.

“It’s just that as our children and elders grow older, middle-aged people like us are under mo