Lily pressed her finger onto the back of the tarot card to slide it out of the fanned deck. She flipped it over and stared at the blond figure in a long, floral shirt with a dog at his side and a satchel over his shoulder.
The Fool? I’m a fool for imagining myself in London, or for imagining myself with her?
“Oh.” Lily’s breath rushed out at once as she studied the card. “The Fool.”
“Ah, you assume the worst,” Madame Trelawney drawled. The psychic scraped her nail over the card, then glanced meaningfully toward Pandora. “The Fool is a sign of new beginnings. A new journey or adventure awaits you, if you are open to it. Are you considering a big change in your life? A shift in purpose, perhaps?”
Lily nodded slowly as relief settled in her chest. “Yes, I’m planning a move to London.”
Trelawney’s face lit up and she clapped loudly. “Excellent! I see a bright future in that path for you, my dear.”
My dear? This woman has to be close to my age.
“Really?” Lily tried to inject some level of believable excitement into her voice. Regardless of what this card meant, it was plainly calling her a fool and that didn’t inspire confidence.
“Yes! Indeed, indeed. There is an important element to The Fool that you must not overlook though,” she cautioned. The psychic studied Lily’s face intently, then smiled.
“I see that you are guided primarily by logic, which is a wise course when your fondest desires overwhelm good sense, but it often prevents you from taking risks,” Trelawney commented as she pointed to the edge of the cliff that The Fool was stepping on.
“I suggest that you pursue this new path with your intuition at the forefront instead. Trust that feeling deep within your core that never steers you wrong. It is far more trustworthy than your mind.”
“Intuition. How do I know if it’s my intuition guiding me rather than my ‘fondest desires?’”
“Can they not be one and the same?”
Lily shrugged, but the truth in Trelawney’s assessment gave her pause. Logic was her guide in all things. It was a constant, reliable barometer for keeping her emotions in check. With logic to fall back on — to blame, really — Lily was confident that her decisions were sound.
Risks were fine, within reason. Lily wasn’t immune to the delight from conceding to an impulse. However, she’d never considered that the urgency of this pull to London could be an intuitive response to her dreams of living there. Instead, she chalked it up to a wish and positioned the move as a long-term goal.
A logical conclusion.
“In order to reap the full benefit of this adventure, you must be open to new possibilities. Even when they seem impossible, or out of reach,” Trelawney continued.
She lifted the card and pointed to the bundle the fellow carried. “Don’t abandon your principles, they serve you well, and nurture a love of learning.”
Her finger moved to the puppy bounding at his side. “Keep your dearest friends and supportive family members close. Those that truly care about you will help rein you in, if you go too far.”
Then, Trelawney pointed to the flower in his hand. “And don’t forget to appreciate the beauty that you find along the way. Not just the physical, but the mental, emotional, and spiritual too.”
Lily glanced at Pandora out of the corner of her eye. She stood silent and unmoving in front of the basket of crystals with a pale pink stone clutched in her hand. Assuming the woman was listening, Lily refocused on the card and tried to find a detail to ask about. She felt compelled to prove that she was taking this seriously.
“Does the sun mean anything?”
“Generally, the sun is favourable. It represents happiness, success, or promise.”
She hummed thoughtfully, then lifted her gaze to meet Madame Trelawney’s wide, brown eyes. “Thank you. This was actually quite interesting. As you said, it’s my first reading and I wasn’t sure what to expect.”
“I’m so glad to hear that,” the psychic gushed. “It was a pleasure to read for you, my dear.”
As Lily paid the woman for her time, she noticed Pandora’s sudden jolt into motion again. It amused her that Pandora became so deeply invested in the details of her reading. Lily was curious if she currently wore the same dazed expression as when she was lost in thought.
I wonder what it’s like to be lost in her thoughts.
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[Image Description: Two digital drawings, of Ryoken Kogami and Pandor from Yu-Gi-Oh VRAINS. Ryoken is drawn from the shoulders up. He has tan yellow-ish skin, vacant blue eyes, and light gray hair with purple streaks on the sides. He is wearing a teal-blue jacket over a low-cut pink v-neck shirt. He is smiling slightly and shaded colorfully. Pandor is uncolored and drawn from the waist up. She is wearing a hoodie with the phrase “QUEENS ARE BORN AS PISCES”, with the Pisces zodiac symbol underneath the text. She looks unamused. End description]
