She could see the future by staring into her scrying pool, or into the polished backs of our silver dishes. (Of course, Rose and I liked to joke, Undine’s divination involved gazing endlessly at her own reflection). Her predictions were as muddled as stagnant pond water, but she had more clients than Rose and me put together, even now.
Ok, so they’re not sex workers. Why were only male clients mentioned then? Not giving specifics about their business and only mentioning men made it unclear what they were doing. You'd think witchy business would have mostly female clientele, so it’s weird that none were mentioned.
Honestly, I don’t feel it’s very good writing that I’m twenty plus pages in and only now it’s made clear what the protagonist and her sister do, after vague mention after mention.
