fortune tellers

Pick how it's told, she can do them all. Peace n. Harmony...she'll tell you your future, but will you be ready to hear it?

Adelaide was in a good mood...something rare and odd for the icy villain. After all, she was usually indifferent or indifferently angry.
She strolled through the park, enjoying the nice cold shadowy day. An umbrella, white in colour was held to keep the sun's rays from her despite her already winter attire. She had decided to go safe today. Gloves, jacket, scarf, glasses, winter coat, and a step down from snow pants keep her from showing her extremely pale skin to might dare to pass her. Her long white hair hung, unbraided in waves right above her thighs, proof of her good mood.

Noticing the fortune teller booth/table and the woman seated behind it, she smirked. Frozen fortune tellers always made someone's day...

Peace calmly looked at Adelaide. "Hello, Adelaide. I"ll thank you for not freezing me."

Adelaide raised a pale eyebrow at the woman. Hmm...apparently the sign was not exaggerating, she mused.
Shrugging, she walked closer to the woman.
"My pleasure." she smirked.

Peace smiled softly. "And yet you still think of freezing me."

Sam walked over. "Hey, want to read my future?"

Adeliade smiled. She liked blunt people...well more or less. People of any category ended up being annoying regardless of their manner of speaking. Still... the fortune teller seemed to be more her kind of person.
"I may." she retorted, a small smirk playing on the corners of her mouth. Then speak of the devil... the hero, who had heroically saved her life bounded in. And she was just starting to enjoy herself...

Sam noticed Adelaides smile, shrugged and looked through her pockets. "Or maybe you won't tell my future, I don't have any money. Sorry. Bye."

((New Timeline))

Mari was taking a break from the hospital. She had a lot on her mind. Mainly, the wedding plans, the baby, and how to stop Lisa from going bad. She spotted a bench that said, "Peace n. Harmony". She grinned. The woman seated behind it was a hero. She rubbed her ear. "Hello..." she said politely. "May I sit?"

She smiled. "Sure. Go ahead. I'm Peace. Nice to meet you, Mari. Wait, would you rather I call you Marisol?"

"Mari's fine. You must be a mind reader," Mari said, rubbing her ear. "Can you say your full name please?"