What Do You See in My Future?
Many years ago I went to see a fortuneteller. She was a gorgeous woman, a bit on the chubby side but all the more sexy for that.
"What do you see in my future?" I asked her.
"I see a powerful man by your side," she said, "The world will be in the palm of your hand, but I don't see any kids in your life."
In retrospect, it's a good thing I didn't believe her.
From 'Sweet Memories' by Carly Wilson - proud mother of three (Jo, Simon and Jane) and beloved grandmother of four (Sue, Mel, Jonny, Sky)
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