The best thing about life is you never know what is waiting for you next.

“My dear crystal ball, can you show me the future?” My lovely skeleton, dressing like a Gypsy, and waving his long and slim figures and murmuring, was looking into the life of a gold-digging woman’s life. “I saw a lot of money and a lot of blood. Our innocent sexy gold-digger has not yet realized what she is digging is not buried treasure but her own tomb. She is so rich now, and also, so dead! HAhahahahaaaaaa~~”

The story is about a girl who wants to marry a rich guy and have a luxury life ever after. Let’s call this girl Lucy. Lucy went to see a Gypsy fortune teller who had great reputation and predicted precisely about Lucy’s encounter that day. The Gypsy told Lucy that she would had a lot of money before long, and before that, she would get married with a large guy. Not long after her marriage, her husband would inherit huge fortune from somebody very closed to him and died violently soon after he inherited the money. “In other words, you will be a rich widow.” Soon, Lucy met a fat gross ugly disgusting guy who perused her persistently. She refused him at the beginning, but with the trust to the Gypsy and the hope to inherit his money no long after marriage, she became his wife. Marriage per se was not easy, no mentioned with the person you actually hated as hell. Lucy couldn’t stand it anymore, but the Gypsy encouraged her to hang in there because easy money would come to her soon. All a sudden, Lucy won a lottery of 100 million dollar. “The Gypsy was so stupid and wrong. I became rich, but all by myself, not because of the pig.” She went home to pack her stuff and slapped her husband right away. “You are such a pig! I married you just for the money which you didn’t bring to me at all. Now I am leaving, you pathetic disgusting pig, and you will never see me again, ever, never!” Her husband was outrage and killed her with a knife. Of course, he inherited her 100 million dollar. Then, he was found guilty of murder and was executed.

Everything the Gypsy said was correct and accurate. Just not in the same way as we would like to interpret it.

Destiny, if there is any, means something unchangeable. So, theoretically, the fact that you will go to a fortune teller and try to change your fate will be included. In other words, changing is part of the pre-set game. Although seemingly you changed something, it’s actually in the program. What’s the point to try then? Just work as hard as we can and hope for the best. What’s good with this attitude? It at least saves you a lot of money from not going to fortune tellers.

What the best thing about life? You never know what is waiting for you next, even you think you know.