Lingfei followed her curiously and saw Lingchu taking the things he bought. After leaving the mall, he found an empty alley, put the shelves together, and quickly put together a small table.

thing, and a flagpole-like thing.

Then, she used spray paint to spray braille on the two pieces of cloth.

Lingfei leaned over and took a closer look. On the long strip of cloth, there were four big characters written: Fortune Teller.

There are more words on the square cloth.

First there are four big characters on it: fortune telling and fortune telling.

There are a bunch of small words below.

Probably because I am afraid that others will not know what fortune telling means, so the small characters are just comments.

It is written: It is possible to predict the future and good and bad luck, but if it does not work, no money is needed.

Lingfei finally understood what Lingchu was doing with all these tricks.

He twitched the corner of his mouth and smacked his tongue: "Is this... just setting up a stall?"

"Well, I finally got some things necessary for setting up a stall."

Lingchu hung the long strip of cloth on a wooden stick, like a signboard.

Lingfei realized, "Sister, do you mean to take these things and go to Central Park to tell people's fortunes?"

"Any questions?"

Lingchu packed up his things and swept them into Lingfei's arms, "Hold them and let's go."

Lingfei: "..."

No, why do you want him to do hard work?

Lingfei was hurriedly holding an armful of messy things, staggering and almost falling.

Lingchu turned a blind eye and walked straight past him.

Lingfei hurriedly hugged those things, barely keeping his body steady, and followed Lingchu with no words or anger.

The taller wooden frame was carried on his back, and he also held a small wooden frame and a piece of cloth in his arms.

His vision was blocked, so he could only move forward one step at a time.

I almost fell down several times.

And the initiator of all this, Lingchu, was happy to be free. On the way to Central Park, he bought a drink and walked forward while drinking, as leisurely as taking a walk after a meal.

Look at yourself again...

Lingfei felt more and more like a hard worker, a hard worker with no money.

He looked at Lingchu several times, wanting to give up the business, but in the end he hesitated.

Under Ling Fei's arduous pace, Ling Chu waited with him for a while before arriving at Central Park.

When they arrived, there were already many people in Central Park.

There are young and old, men and women.

There are older ones who are exercising, and there are younger ones who are running around.

There are also teenagers like Ling Fei who are playing on the court.

Lingchu chose a place with a lot of traffic but not blocking the road. He pointed and said, "Put your things down."

Lingfei, who was panting from exhaustion, quickly put down his things.

Lingchu placed the things casually, planted the flag in the soil next to it, and piled it with stones to prevent it from falling over.

Once this is done, her stall will be open.

Lingfei sat down on the ground next to him and rested for a long time. When he saw Lingchu finished it, he wiped the sweat from his face and said with a grin: "Sister, did you think someone would come to tell your fortune?"

Lingchu took out a small piece of cloth from his pocket and placed it on the ground. Then he sat down and said calmly: "It's all fate. If there is a fate, it will come naturally."

Lingfei: "..."

What is this all about?

To put it bluntly, even Lingchu couldn't guarantee that he would have guests.

Lingfei felt that they would be messing around today.

However, the result did not make Lingfei what he wished for.

As soon as Lingchu's things were laid out, people passing by stopped and looked at the words on the cloth carefully.
Chapter completed!