Thea Shaw had mastered this skill.
For example, she could see that Mr. and Mrs. Sutton had a prosperous fortune throughout their lives and were naturally good at making money.
The children's line and the safety line were robust, proving their life was smooth and harmonious.
But the Great National Master only knew how to read the basic life lines, whereas trivial matters like whether one might be hit on the head by bird droppings tomorrow were beyond him.
For a moment, Thea contemplated whether to use this skill to swindle—ah no, to make money!
Modern society doesn't promote superstitions, but in fact, the wealthier people are, the more they believe in these things. The arrangement of items in Mr. and Mrs. Sutton's home was meticulous and clearly vetted by a professional, with nothing amiss.
She could indeed predict accurately, but she also knew the wisdom that talking too much leads to mistakes, so she had to proceed cautiously.
