The Oracle They Fired A Billionaire's Obsession — Novel

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In a world where fortune is tied to the mystical and the mundane, Philippa Sullivan finds herself at a crossroads. After a dramatic dismissal from the Delgado Group—where her unique talent for corporate fortune-telling was both revered and ridiculed—she's thrust into the arms of rival billionaire Kevin Farley. With a lucrative offer on the table, Philippa must confront her past and the karmic ties that bind her to her former employer.

But the stakes are higher than just her career. As she navigates betrayal from former colleagues who once depended on her guidance, Philippa realizes that the very people she saved now turn against her, fueled by ambition and a desire to align with the new regime. With her grandmother’s health hanging in the balance and her reputation in tatters, will she reclaim her rightful place in the world of corporate fortune, or will her past come back to haunt her in ways she never imagined?

Entwined in a web of deceit, ambition, and the supernatural, Philippa must harness her true power to rise from the ashes of betrayal. Can she break free from the chains of her past, or will she be swept away by the tide of corporate greed and jealousy?

The Oracle They Fired A Billionaire's ObsessionChapter 1

After the New Year break, I went to the Temple of the Sea Goddess to pray for blessings. On a whim, I cast six Holy Cups in a row, and the entire temple fell silent.

My boss handed me an $88,000 bonus on the spot and told me to make corporate fortune-reading my full-time role from then on.

But his girlfriend, the newly appointed director fresh off her Ivy League degrees, sneered at the whole thing. She grabbed my Censer and smashed it on the ground in front of everyone.

"We live in a world of science. The fact that this company pays a charlatan like you is an absolute disgrace! As of today, you're fired!"

I looked at her forehead, where the faint dark lines of misfortune were already creeping in, and smiled. "Fine. As long as Mr. Delgado has no objections, I'll leave right now."

Bertram Delgado had his arm around her, his expression impatient. "Philippa Sullivan, superstition really isn't a good look. You should find opportunities elsewhere."

I turned and walked out without another word. The moment I stepped through the doors, I climbed into the Rolls-Royce belonging to Kevin Farley, head of the rival Farley Group.

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