Mystery: Who has seen my brother?

Chapter 115: Mr. Moretti, the Fortune Teller
Klein put the sailor bracelet into his pocket, not wanting to see it.

The thought of a crazy adventurer wearing such a bracelet while hunting pirates left Klein speechless.

"Is Mr. Sharf a descendant of Emperor Roselle?" Klein asked, turning around.

"Yes," Eve nodded, "He is the child of Russell's eldest son, Charles, but I take care of him more because of Charles."

Charles?

Klein raised his head slightly and carefully recalled his university history knowledge, but found that he had no impression of this person.

"Ciel is just an ordinary person," Eve smiled slightly, as if seeing through Klein's thoughts, and said, "It's normal not to know."

"Emperor Roselle's eldest son..." Klein took off his hat and placed it on the desk. "Even if nothing else, this identity alone is quite extraordinary."

Eve smiled slightly and said nothing. In fact, even if Sharf and the others had never told Eve, she could see that they were proud of being the descendants of Emperor Roselle.

This is a normal view.

"If he were truly an ordinary person, this identity would be a form of torture for him," Klein said as he pondered seriously. He leaned his cane against the desk and smiled. "But before I worry about a prince, I need to worry about my own dinner first. Bella is on vacation today, and the kitchen is waiting for me in solitude."

"Okay," Eve said nonchalantly, crossing her arms. "I hope Rarity is waiting for me too."

"I think you need rest more than dinner." Klein smiled.

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Tingen Technical College is closed one day a week, so Eve and Melissa don't need to go to class on Sunday.

In order to improve her relationship with Melissa, Eve invited Melissa to go shopping together.

Eve accompanied Melissa to buy some mechanical parts, while Melissa accompanied Eve to choose supplies for Rarity.

As they walked around, they unknowingly arrived at the Howers district.

The Fortune Teller Club is here.

Although he no longer needed to act as a fortune teller, Klein had always been committed to earning back his membership dues and would come to the Fortune Teller Club in his free time.

Eve raised the corners of her lips slightly. Although she could immediately know whether Klein was inside if she wanted to, she did not do so.

This is more interesting.

Melissa looked up at the neighborhood and apparently discovered the Fortune Teller Club located in this neighborhood.

Is this the Fortune Teller Club that Teacher Eve mentioned?

Melissa cast her eyes towards the club from a distance, scanned it up and down, then looked away.

Seeing that Melissa had no interest in the Fortune Teller Club, Eve's eyes revealed a bit of disappointment.

Seeing the disappointment in the teacher's eyes, the girl was stunned for a moment. She looked up at the Fortune Teller's Club, then looked at Eve, and quietly reached into her pocket and held the remaining penny in her palm.

And ten pence...Ten pence can buy five pounds of bread.

Melissa bit her lip and said hesitantly, "Teacher, the Fortune Teller Club over there is the one you introduced. Let's go and take a look."

I'll just go in with Teacher Eve to take a look, no divination...

"it is good."

Eve immediately put on a joyful expression and happily took Melissa to the Fortune Teller's Club.

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Inside the Fortune Teller Club's Citrine Room

Klein said expressionlessly to the guest in front of him, "I'm sorry, sir, that lady doesn't like you. There's no chance for you two to be together."

Korbel's face suddenly showed a hint of disappointment. He asked unwillingly, "Sir, could the results be wrong? Oh... I'm not questioning your ability, but... perhaps the information I provided is incomplete or there are errors. I can repeat, Eve, a teacher in the Mechanical Engineering Department of Tingen Technical College... is 1 meters tall."

"No, sir," Klein waited until he finished before retorting, "The information you provided is very comprehensive, and I've verified its authenticity through divination. This is the result of the divination, and there's nothing wrong with it." "Sir, is that true?" Cobell asked again, "I was planning to..."

What are you going to do? Confess your feelings?
Klein thought expressionlessly.

The first time he encountered this kind of thing, Klein couldn't hold it in.

He had only one thought at that time - no brother-in-law!
He had just accepted that his brother had become a sister, and he didn't want to endure another critical blow so soon.

But as this happened more and more, Klein's initial shock and rejection turned into numb sympathy.

Klein could only receive such divinations on Sundays, because students had to go to school on weekdays, and Klein had already returned home when they got out of school.

But this Sunday alone, Klein caught three.

Watching the gentleman leave, Klein sighed silently, expressing his sympathy.

Kolbe left the Citrine Room dejectedly and closed the door behind him.

"Kolbe?"

A familiar voice sounded in his ears, and Kolbe suddenly raised his head and saw Teacher Eve standing in front of him.

"Old, teacher..."

Is this the guidance of fate?

But Mr. Moretti... Ms. Angelica said that Mr. Moretti is a very amazing fortune teller...

Kolbe looked at Eve, and an idea suddenly popped into his mind - perhaps Mr. Moretti had no special ability, he was just a skilled liar, and I should follow the guidance of fate.

The blond boy drew a crimson crescent on his chest with his finger, took a deep breath, and said, "Teacher Eve, I have something to tell you. Can you please leave with me for a moment?"

"Okay." Eve said with a smile, then turned to Melissa beside her and said, "Melissa, wait for me here first."

Melissa nodded obediently, looking at the two of them with some concern.

"Miss Melissa, would you like to take a look first?" Angelica handed over the fortune teller's list with a smile, but Melissa shook her head and refused, sitting quietly on the sofa waiting for Eve to come back.

She wasn't here for divination, she was just here to accompany Teacher Eve.

Eve followed Kolbe into an empty room. It seemed that this was not Kolbe's first time here.

"Teacher Eve," Kolbe said hesitantly, his face flushed, "I, I..."

"you like me?"

Kolbe was stunned for a moment, and a look of ecstasy appeared on his face.

Eve smiled and said, "I'm glad you like it, but I don't like you."

The smile on his face had not yet faded, and for a moment Kolbe even forgot his sadness, and there was only a blank in his mind.

He didn't know when he walked out of the room, and when he came to his senses, he had already left the room.

"Kolbe?"

Melissa noticed that Kolbe seemed to be in a bad state and asked with concern.

"...Mr. Moretti..." Kolbe said blankly: "...I'm sorry..."

"Mr. Moretti?"

"Mr. Moretti is a famous fortune teller here. He's not just a fortune teller, but a true fortune teller." Angelica said as she flipped through the list. She suddenly stopped and pointed to a name and said, "This is the gentleman. Miss, would you like to give it a try?"

Melissa followed Angelica's finger and saw the words "Klein Moretti, 8 pence" clearly written on it.

(End of this chapter)