Genius Scammers Want an Easy Life After Reincarnation - Prologue Part 2

PROLOGUE – PART 2

   “Everyone on this list is destined to get an unfortunate end.”

    “Those people are easy to get along with, so it was easy to catch them.”

    “Yes, they certainly lost a lot of money. Some even go bankrupt.”

     No wonder.

     My fortune-telling is often successful.

     There is a strong dependence on freedom from an uncertain future.

     Once you know it, you can’t go back to life without fortune telling, especially if you’re worried about your future.

      So the method is almost the same as the drug dealer.

      Start with something reasonably priced and easy, then gradually increase the price as you become addicted to it.

     After pushing it to the limit, I will lead them to a happy future and set it free.

     Some people end up with a lot of debt, but I will say, “You were able to escape from the wheel of fortune.”

      To convince them that they don’t need fortune-telling anymore, and to avoid unnecessary troubles after that.

       You may think that things will go well, but people who are addicted to fortune-telling can no longer make calm decisions.

       I feel like my horoscopes, my words, are everything in life.

      “But you didn’t come here to punish me? Even if I say so myself, I think I have a reason to be judged.”

      “Yes, that’s normal.”

       When Marie-chan raises her hand, the file on the table opens by itself, and a sheet of copy paper is pulled out and flew to her hand.

       I couldn’t believe my eyes, but I didn’t say anything in particular.

      There are probably no seeds or tricks anyway, so there’s no point in asking.

      “For example, this girl was in her third year of high school when I met her. Do you remember?”

      “Oh, how nostalgic. A child who was desperate after her parents were run over by a drunk driver. With wrist cuts, prostitution, and drug abuse, she was already in a terrible situation. Didn’t she take almost all the alimony and life insurance?”

       “But she was healed by your words, and since then she has been leading a better life. Even though she was a year late, she graduated from high school and went to college. She even got married to a man she met at the place where she got a job last month. Ah, her situation is somewhat similar to yours.”

        I sigh, wondering where that insignificant information comes from.

        “That’s not the important thing. There are surprisingly many cases where people’s lives are ruined because they were poor. In the end, I also ruined myself because of money.”

         “The important thing is that she was saved because if she hadn’t met you, she would have died of a drug overdose within months of dropping out of high school.”

          “Even if there was such a thing as fate. I only saw her as a duck carrying a green onion, and she just said that she wanted to get more money. She was saved because of her own power.

           When I said it with a little stronger tone, this time Marie-chan let out a sigh.

           “You don’t justify yourself, do you?”

           “Of course. I’m not a fortune teller, I’m a fraudster.”

           Unlike many customers I’ve met, I’ve rehabilitated them.

           It doesn’t matter if the person wants to change, I just guided them to make it easier for me to do my job.

           Consoling sounds good, but it is also a kind of brainwashing.

          ”If you have that kind of thought, I understand. You have a track record of you saving more people than the crimes you committed, so I was thinking of giving you a second chance, but I’ve decided to stop. ”

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