The Fortune-Telling Heiress
Chapter 124

Chapter 124

Harvey sighed after hearing everything

"Is this related to what you wanted to tell me?" he asked.

Madison nodded, then stopped in her tracks and looked at him seriously. "When I first saw a photo of Farrah, I noticed she had an admirer, but I didn't say anything."

Harvey recalled bearing this from Tanya before. She had mentioned showing Farrah's photo to Madison, who told her that Farrah wasn't a good match for him. At that time, Tanya had been angry about it. already know about this."

Madison frowned slightly. "What I mean is, I knew Farrah had another admirer, but I didn't say it out loud. Maybe if I had said something, the arranged marriage could've been avoided..."

"This has nothing to do with you. Even if you had said something, Mom would've still pushed for the marriage. Back then, she didn't believe a word you said. So, it wouldn't have changed anything" Harvey looked at Madison, who seemed conflicted. He couldn't help but chuckle. "Are you feeling guilty for not telling me?"

"No. What I really want to tell you is that Queenie knew about Farrah and Kevin from the start. She introduced Farrah to you on purpose."

Harvey's smile faded, and his expression grew

w serious. He stared at Madison.

Meanwhile, Madison calmly looked back at him.

"Are you serious?" Harvey finally asked.

"Queene has proof. If you need it, you can ask her."

"It's fine." Harvey waved his hand. "I believe you, but... maybe there's been a misunderstanding? I'll talk to Rebecca when I get back."

He believed Madison. At the same time, he trusted Rebecca.

He knew that Rebecca was a little spoiled, but she wasn't malicious. There was no way she would knowingly push him into a disastrous situation "There must be some kind of misunderstanding."

Madison reached into her pocket and pulled out a slip of paper before handing it to Harvey. "During my visit to the ghost shrine, I found your horoscope." Harvey took the paper and glanced at it. Sure enough, his name and horoscope were clearly written there.

"The ghost shrine is for seeking marriage blessings, but whoever wrote this down wasn't asking for a good marriage. They were trying to ruin your chances." Harvey's grip on the paper tightened. "Do you think Rebecca did this?

Madison explained, "Rebecca said she offered her own horoscope at the ghost shrine, but I didn't find hers. I only found yours."

Harvey stayed quiet.

Madison continued, "You were born with a fate of solitude, destined to be alone. However, nothing is absolute. There's still a thread of destiny in your life, and it's a perfect match. If you miss out on this match, you'll never marry." At the mention of his solitary fate and the possibility of never marrying, Harvey's expression remained calm.

However, when Madison mentioned the thread of destiny, a flicker of emotion crossed his face. "Has my perfect match already appeared?"

Madison saw the nervousness in his eyes. "Whether or not she has already appeared, you should already know it deep down." Harvey's face turned pale. He glanced down at his horoscope in his hands. "Have I already missed my chance?" After all these years, it seemed likely that he had already missed it.

"No. You still have one elast chance, but if you miss it..

Harvey's tense expression softened, and he swallowed hard. "Madison, if the time comes, you have to tell me. No matter what happens, you have to tell me."

"I will"

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Harvey tucked the paper away and reached out to ruffle Madison's hair. "Regarding the horoscope, I understand now. I'll look into it. It's not because I don't believe you but because there might be a misunderstanding."

Even now, he couldn't believe Rebecca would try to ruin his chance at happiness.

Madison knew it was pointless to push him to believe otherwise, so she said, "I understand."