The annual fair was around Sanji and Zoro went every year. This year they were going as a married couple. Since they married almost a year this coming November. Sanji and Zoro went through the rides and consession stands. Zoro tried to get Sanji to stop so he could win his honey a stuffed toy. But Sanji claimed they would do that later. Zoro sighed as they went through the whole park before Sanji stopped. Zoro grumbled seeing a fortune teller sign hanging above this multicolored tent.

"Sanji, I don't want to go in there." Zoro grumbled.

"Fine, I'll just go all by myself. All alone, in the big old tent. Who knows what could be in there." Sanji shrugged.

He slowly headed over to the tent while Zoro crossed his arms standing as far as he could from it.

"I'll just head into this tent, all alone. Without my husband to protect me. All by myself. Just me, alone in the tent." Sanji said stepping closer to the tent.

Zoro growled, "Fine! But afterward you get to go on a ride I choose!"

"Yes dear." Sanji grinned.

And Zoro and Sanji headed inside they headed inside as an elder woman perked up from her candle. The couple looked around the tent seeing skulls, shrunken heads, powders, and all sorts. Zoro was about to touch one of the heads when Sanji smacked his hand.

"Don't touch." Sanji hissed.

Zoro grumbled.

"Come in, come in."

They turned to the eldery woman who motioned them to the seats before the table. Sanji sat down before patting the spot. Zoro took a seat next to Sanji as they took hands.

"What is it you seek?" She asked.

"I want to seek my children." Sanji said.

Zoro furrowed turning to Sanji. Who smiled clutching onto Zoro's hand. He sighed turning back to the woman. She smiled pulling out her cards and shuffling them around. She then flicked the cards as two card slipped out. Sanji smiled as they lied face down on the table. She turned over the first one.

"You both with have a young man, who is inspired by the officer father. Following in his footsteps but sure knows how to cook. Just like you. He shares both of what you both have well." She says.

Zoro grinned to the idea of him having a son. The woman flipped over the second card.

"You both will also be blessed with a daughter. She will grow as delicate as a rose and share it's beauty. Your daughter will be kind, loyal, and will always have a piece of you both in her heart."

Sanji and Zoro embraced finding out about there future children. When Zoro perked up. He pulled back earning Sanji's attention.

"Wait, there's another card sticking out from the deck." Zoro said.

The woman looked over to the deck and blinked. She pulled out the card setting it down on the table before flipping it over. Zoro and Sanji's eyes widened.

"You both, will have another daughter. The youngest. The weakest of the family. Not growing well enough to live to her twelfth birthday."

Sanji slammed his hands on the table, "I won't lose her."

Then stormed out of the room. Zoro followed after him as the woman smiled softly.

"I know you won't."

Oh, didn't I mention Loulee and Satori are getting a sister? Clementine. Yes, I did pick that name because it was a food.