( the english, despite priding themselves of being a more civilized nation within their vast empire, still hold onto silly superstitions such as not reading about one's future on overcast days—much less rainy ones. wanda expected those seeking her to stick to these rather silly ideas, so—
no, it isn't an inconvenient time, but it's somewhat unexpected. the fact that it's a well-dressed gentleman isn't enough to make her feel hesitant. )
Even if it was an inconvenient time, I have the feeling you would rather not be turned away.
( the situation: ideal. nary a soul waiting for an appointment with her. wanda doesn't move away from the door, telling him the one thing that tends to turn others away, after another glance at the make of his clothes. )
It's two pounds and four shillings for a reading on a rainy day.
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no, it isn't an inconvenient time, but it's somewhat unexpected. the fact that it's a well-dressed gentleman isn't enough to make her feel hesitant. )
Even if it was an inconvenient time, I have the feeling you would rather not be turned away.
( the situation: ideal. nary a soul waiting for an appointment with her. wanda doesn't move away from the door, telling him the one thing that tends to turn others away, after another glance at the make of his clothes. )
It's two pounds and four shillings for a reading on a rainy day.