Aurora is a woman with the worst luck – she can’t seem to hold onto a job, though she is desperate to pay off a large debt and escape her past. Wondering when her luck will change, she falls into a job as a fortune teller and meets a young billionaire with dangerous charisma who offers an intriguing deal. If she pretends to be his girlfriend, he will help her with her debts. Aurora takes the job, promising herself that she can keep things strictly business. However, as she learns more about the devastatingly handsome and charming Theo Barone, she will realize that the future is not always easy to predict. 

“She wanted his lips on hers. 

But she didn’t expect their first kiss to happen under such circumstances. At a loss for words, Aurora could only stare at Theo as hundreds of thoughts zoomed through her mind at once.

Is she really going to let him kiss her in front of all these strangers? If she didn’t, he would be embarrassed in front of his friends. 

But they’re my lips! Aurora protested silently. 

But you promised to help Theo, her conscience poked at her.   

Theo wasn't grinning. He remained still as he held her gaze, as if he was waiting for her to decide. 

He's giving me a choice, Aurora thought. 

In a fleeting glance, she caught Audrey smirking at her -- and decided. 

Aurora inched closer with her eyes set on his mouth. Theo took the hint and swooped down to take what she was offering. 

The second their lips touched, it was electrifying.”

All Signs Point to Us is created by Noko Simkin, an EGlobal Creative Publishing signed author. 

All Signs Point to Us

Aurora took a deep breath and tried to give a warm smile to Kate. 


Since the Gala, business at Madame Zoya's exploded further. For three days, they had new customers from around the world - leaders in their industries as well as celebrities. 


This was the exact opposite of what Aurora predicted. 


“Thank you for letting me use your private jet,” Aurora ushered the princess to the stool in front of the crystal ball. 


Kate took careful steps forward and sat, “It’s the least I could do. I should’ve been more careful, Aurora. I apologize.” 


“It’s not your fault, really. What reading do you want to do today?”


Kate leaned forward and furrowed her brows, “I really feel bad about what happened, so I'm actually here to set things right."


"It doesn't matter anymore," the redhead beauty whispered sadly. 


"But someone planted the mic there, Aurora. You should talk to Theo."


Aurora looked away, "It's… not possible."


Chapter 49: In Which The Signs Point To Them