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George, Sara – Semi-Psychic Sally

October 16, 2026 · In: 20th

Foreseeing is believing.

Sally is Psychic. Kind of. She can see the future. Well…some of it.

When Sally shakes hands with another person, she can see the parts of her future they’re included in, for better or for worse. And while her unique ability has helped her overcome a lifetime of disappointment, it hasn’t done her any favors in the romance department.

Until she meets Dave, and sees a vision that includes passion, matrimony, and longevity—all the missing ingredients for her own personal happily ever after.

The downside: happily ever after isn’t an instant thing, and getting there comes with hurdles Sally didn’t foresee. Like Dave’s clingy ex-girlfriend, and his enigmatic roommate, Brant—the only person Sally’s ever met whose handshake doesn’t show her a vision at all.

Now Sally must decide how far she’s willing to go to secure a perfectly predictable life. Is an ideal future worth ignoring the present—or regretting the past?

By: WhitneyWeb · In: 20th · Tagged: Romance

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