"We are ready father!" Rosetta exclaimed impatiently.
"Good, let the bride and groom come here. They'd have to kneel before me." The pastor said.
Xaviera and Sandro went ahead as they did what they were asked.
"Where are the bracelets?" The pastor questioned.
"Here they are!" Rafaela said as she sent to the pastor two golden bangles which were kept in a little jewelery box. Lucy really put her best in designing them.
The pastor placed the bracelets on their wrists, as he started to bless them.
"I shall begin with the predictions. You both shouldn't panic." The pastor said.
He shut his eyes, as he thought about some stuff. In less than five minutes, he was done.
"What's it? Please tell." Rosetta said impatiently.
"Okay. I'd tell you everything I saw." The pastor replied.
"Let's go to the living, things would be better over there." He added.
Xaviera looked around the room in fear, she was afraid to hear what the pastor was going to say.
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Everyone was downstairs. They all took their seats, as the pastor sat in front.
"Okay, so, all I can say is that, their future is gonna be interesting. I saw an obstacle between them, but I can't guess what it actually was. Xaviera would grow to become the richest woman in the world, and her husband, Sandro, the richest man in the world. They'd have a bouncing baby boy. The groom would hit the belly of the bride very hard. It'd be by mistake, this would make their future baby a pain in the neck. He'd be a troublesome fellow, but an interesting one for that matter." He paused to take in a deep breath.
"I pray my future grandson would grow up to be fond of me!" Rosetta exclaimed.
"I couldn't see something properly, because it was a big thing. But all I can say is that, a person very close to the husband would die. The wife would be a successful person, even more than her husband.
I think that's all I can say for now. The rest are unsayable. If I blurt them out, I'd not have peace of mind. I'd be haunted for the rest of my life, it might even kill me. We all know there are some things that are not supposed to be said? Don't we? So, I'd end here. And don't think preventing them from marrying is gonna prevent all of these. They are destined to be together, and no one can come between them. Whoever that does, would die a painful death. Good bye." The pastor finished, as he got up to leave.
Rafael, Rafaela and Rosetta escorted him to the door, and they returned to discuss what was put before them.
Sandro didn't look bothered, because he didn't believe in any of what the pastor said.
"I think we have to be ready for anything that comes our ways. We all heard what he said, and we can't ignore that fact. It's destiny, and it can't be changed. So we'd have to cope with it." Rosetta mumbled sadly.
"We can't stop them from being together. You heard him, whoever that comes between them would die a painful death." Rafaela also said.
"Tsw, I can't believe you guys are falling for what a mere mortal has said. You can't take what a human has told you. If you ask me, I'd say we all shouldn't worry. Trust me, it won't happen." Sandro said.
"You have to believe it, I mean, the pastor is very powerful. I have seen his predictions come to past. Let's not draw into conclusions." Carlotta interjected.
"That's right. We'd continue our celebration. After all nothing can be done. And we also pray that none of those things he said happens. I can't wait to have my grandson." Rosetta mumbled happily.
Everyone let go off their thoughts, as they continued preparing for the grand occasion that was coming their way this weekend, the wedding.