[Comprehensive English and American] The years I opened a grocery store in Queens

Among all of Isabella's businesses, the most successful one is divination. After all, everyone is very curious about what their future will be like.

Because of this, Isabella chose the [-]th of each month as the divination day. The first three customers have the opportunity to have a free fortune-telling, and the first ten customers enjoy a [-]% discount.

At six o'clock in the afternoon, the witch's grocery store opened on time, and the business was booming.

Tony drove over and wanted to ask Isabella to have dinner together, and was a little surprised to see the witch's grocery store full of customers.

In his impression, Isabella's shop didn't have much business, and it was a miracle that she could afford the shop's rent. The last time there were so many people in the shop was when he was signing a check.

He walked into the store with leisurely steps and walked up to Isabella.

"Don't jump in line, pay attention to quality." There was a neat line in front of Isabella, and they were waiting for the divination in an orderly manner. A middle-aged woman with gold-rimmed glasses and a dark patterned plaid shirt had a serious and staid face. The tone reminded Tony firmly.

"I'm an employee here," Tony replied.

Isabella was concentrating on looking at the crystal ball, and when she heard this familiar voice, she waved her hand and motioned him to stand beside her without looking up.

Tony smiled triumphantly at the middle-aged woman, and walked to Isabella's side.

Isabella is divining an old lady with silver hair. People of her age have reached the end of their lives, and they are very curious about how long they can survive in this world.

The vision in the crystal ball tells Isabella that the old woman's time is numbered.

She didn't know how to open her mouth to tell the old woman the bad news.

Isabella raised her head and looked at the old woman. Her slightly pitiful gaze had already exposed the news brought by the crystal ball.

The old woman patted the back of Isabella's hand: "I don't have much time, do I?"

Isabella racked her brains to say something to comfort the old woman, such as people are inherently mortal, but she did not expect the old woman to let out a long sigh of relief and look very satisfied with the result of the divination: "My husband is already in Heaven has been waiting for me for 20 years, and the wait is finally almost over."

The old woman's legs and feet were no longer flexible, and she walked slowly with every step. When she left, she had a calm smile on her face. For her, death was not something worthy of fear and sorrow.

When the next customer came up, Tony asked Isabella a question: "Have you ever divination your own future?"

"No."

"why?"

The next customer came up, a young girl with a beautiful face and a plump figure, she looked very excited.

She said to Isabella, "Wait a minute!"

Then he turned around and waved: "Hey, Jane, I'm in line, come in quickly!"

Following the girl's gaze, the tall and thin girl named Jane at the door looked helpless, and she walked over against everyone's gaze.

"Daisy!" Jane called her companion's name in a low voice, and glared at her.

"What do you want to divination?" Isabella asked her twice.

Jane wanted to pull Daisy away, and apologized to Isabella: "We don't want to divination..."

Jane Foster and Daisy Lewis are both students majoring in astrophysics. There have been sixteen astronomical anomalies recently. They followed the professor to investigate, but they all failed.

The professor told them that the No.17 astronomical anomaly is about to appear.

Daisy took Jane to the fortune-telling, hoping to see if the bamboo basket fetching water was all in vain again this time.

"No," retorted Daisy, her voice was peculiar, like opening a soda can, "we're going to divination!"

Daisy turned to Jane and said, "If I don't observe anything this time, I've wasted another sweet night with my boyfriend!"

"But you believe in this kind of thing? Divination?! We should believe in science."

Tony raised his eyebrows, he had said exactly the same thing before.

"I've come here, and it's still in the top ten, and this clerk looks like Tony Stark, so I have to try it anyway." Daisy was eager to try, regardless of Jane's persuasion.

Jane helplessly raised her forehead.

"If we want to divination, we will divination the results of the next astronomical survey."

Isabella closed her eyes, recited a spell silently in her heart, and then observed the scene that appeared in the crystal ball.

Blue smoke appeared in the crystal ball, and then it turned into a blue sky. A huge lightning bolt descended from the sky, cracking the ground, and the strong wind howled, stirring up bursts of dust on the ground, followed by a burly man with long golden hair. .

The quiet night sky has awakened

without stars and moonlight

Thunder and lightning roll and surge from the boundless abyss

He traveled across the stars and came from afar.

"Is she in a daze?" Daisy asked Tony on the side, where did the owner of this grocery store find such a person with the same face as Tony Stark?She almost thought this was Tony Stark himself, but Tony Stark probably wouldn't work as an employee in a small grocery store.

Tony glanced at Isabella next to her. She was staring intently at the crystal ball, her eyes were full of wonder and surprise, but the crystal ball was transparent, and there was clearly nothing in it.

Tony leaned close to Isabella's ear and said softly, "Baby, the customer is a little anxious."

His warm breath spread in Isabella's ears.

Isabella came back to her senses, Daisy and Jane were waiting for the result of the divination, Daisy stared in anticipation, and Jane was expressionless.

"You may not believe it when you say it," Isabella said, "You may encounter gods in this investigation."

Daisy Lewis: ...

Jane Foster:  …

"You mean, we might kill this astronomical survey?"

Daisy Lewis can't be blamed. Losing one's life does explain the meaning of Isabella's sentence better than actually encountering the gods.

"I mean, you're going to meet real gods, and if I'm not mistaken, you're going to meet Thor."

Daisy stared at the crystal ball, trying to see something from it, but no matter how she looked at it, it was transparent.

"...Then you must have read it wrong..."

Jane pulled Daisy away, and the two of them whispered with their heads down, their voices were very small, but Isabella, who had a keen hearing, heard them right away.

The two little sisters thought she was a magic stick.

It doesn't matter, Tony Stark once thought she was a magic stick, and now... Isabella glanced at Tony, and Tony felt her eyes, and blinked at her, very sweet.

Tony poked her arm: "You haven't answered my question yet?"

"What question?" She forgot.

"You have seen the future of so many people, why don't you look at your own future?"

"The unknown future is more interesting, isn't it?"

This is like watching a movie. If it is spoiled too early, the content will not be so exciting.

Tony always had a bunch of questions: "Will they really meet God?"

"You can't tell, the world is always changing."

It is worth ascertaining that people's different choices will change the future.

Jane and Daisy followed the professor to do astronomical surveys, and they took the divination results as an interesting topic of conversation along the way.

The off-road vehicle came to the open field, and they waited patiently for the No.17 astronomical change, and a strange brilliance appeared in the sky again. Jane held the detector, and the detector showed a faint light.

"We need to get closer," Jane said.

The car approached the strange celestial phenomenon, the closer it was, the greater the fluctuation of energy, the car driving on the flat ground encountered huge invisible resistance, and became bumpy and swaying.

The light of the detector is getting stronger and stronger, and the car is getting closer and closer to the abnormal celestial phenomenon.

Followed by a huge lightning strike down.

"I don't want to die here just for a few credits, it's not worth it!" Daisy yelled.

Huge energy waves surged, dark clouds billowed in the sky, and then calmed down, the strange celestial phenomenon disappeared, and the detector also lost its light.

The professor and Jane sighed that the investigation was futile again, while Daisy clutched her chest, thankful that she had saved her life.

"Go back." Jane's tone was full of disappointment.

Daisy comforted her: "At least we survived, didn't we?"

They were planning to leave and go back to wait for the next abnormal celestial phenomenon. When the car started and was driving forward, something suddenly hit their car and made a "bang" sound.

They got out of the car to check and found a man with blond hair lying on the ground, unconscious.

Isabella thought that she would never see the little sisters Jane and Daisy again, but she didn't expect to see them again within a few days of the divination day.

In addition, there was a big man with blond hair behind her two.

The big man looked at everything around him, his eyes were full of curiosity, his face was expressionless, and he looked fierce.

However, if Isabella could read minds, she would know that his mental activities at the moment should clearly be like this: what is this, what is that, who is this red-haired woman, and the four-year-old woman who was on the road just now What is this thing that moves so fast, and why would someone come down from it?

"What are you doing here?" Isabella asked Jane and Daisy.

Jane and Daisy looked at each other, and then pushed the big blond man behind to Isabella.

The big blond man stared at Isabella, and Isabella also stared at the big blond man. Their eyes met, like a hammer meeting a sharp sword.

Daisy said to Jane, "You see they must be making eye contact."

Jane nodded approvingly.

However, they were thinking too deeply. Isabella just wanted to win the staring competition, and obviously the big blond man thought so too.

The two people did not blink their eyes, and devoted themselves to the game, and the scene seemed to stand still at this moment.

Isabella's eyes were sore, tears fell one by one, she stretched out her hand to stop: "You won."

A hammer is fixed.

The two people who finished the game rubbed their eyes one after another, and the big blond man said while rubbing, "I always win."

Isabella snorted.

He also did not forget to praise Isabella: "However, you are a respectable opponent."

Isabella snorted again and asked him, "What's your name?"

You have to remember his name, and you must win it back next time.

"His name is Saul," said Jane.

"He said he was Thor," Daisy added.

The big blond man looked as if it was a matter of course.