“Kalissya, did someone come looking for me while you were asleep at the door?”
“Only Paris, my princess, but I told him you weren’t feeling well, so he left.”
“Very well, my dear. How old are you?”
“18,” I answered quickly. “I think we still have time for a quick game,” she said and suddenly climbed on top of me. Similarly, everything you speak will be translated into the language of the people you’re talking to. And that’s how I saved dollar after dollar and had my ten thousand dollars long before I turned 18. Do you have any for sale?”
She sobbed slightly because I probably wasn’t the only one who asked her this question and she answered me amused, “Unfortunately, such bracelets are only for time travel and do not work in our time. Then bring me the scroll.”
Kalissya brought her a small scroll, no bigger than the palm of her hand, and after handing it to her, she began to let her hair unraveled. After I put the phone in the safe, she scanned me with a tiny device that to my relief didn’t scream at the fancy watch I was holding, then with the same kind smile she motioned me to a comfortable armchair and she sat down in another one, right next to me.
