The First Heir

Josua said, “This is my father, Linus Page. He lost his eyes because of fortune-telling. He revealed too many secrets and was punished by the heavens, making it impossible for him to make another prediction in this lifetime. His practice is completely ruined.”

Josua’ voice was full of bitterness.

Vivian finally understood why Josua’ family did not allow him to learn fortune telling.

With this example, who would dare to let their children and grandchildren learn this skill?

If Vivian were in the same shoes, he would not agree either.

“I see…” Vivian said with a sigh.

Josua said no more but walked quickly to his father, wanting to help him.

Linus seemed to sense Josua’ movements and stopped in place, waiting for his son’s arrival. He held no hatred or resentment for his son, only heartache.

Soon, Josua came to his side and supported him.

With tears in his eyes, he said, “Dad, I’m back…”

home,” Linus responded

you have friends with you?” As if

said without

“Ask your friends to come in. I have something to

startled and had a hint of doubt in his

with a smile, “Mr. Page, please speak your mind.

father said, “Let’s go in

room with Josua. Meanwhile, many people appeared in the front yard and greeted Josua, who responded to them too. He clearly saw that those

they were

the Page family’s living room, Linus said, “Josua, you should see your mother. I’ll speak to your friend

asked Haley

left, Linus said,

Linus in surprise. Josua had not told his father Vivian’s name, but the other

a moment,

Linus really lost his practice and ability to predict

restlessness and added, “It seems