as they looked at the stars and drank wine together.
He thought of the many roads he had traveled, and of the strange way God had chosen to show him his treasure.
If he hadn’t believed in the significance of recurrent dreams, he would not have met the Gypsy woman,
the king, the thief, or… “Well, it’s a long list.
But the path was written in the omens, and there was no way I could go wrong,” he said to himself.
He fell asleep, and when he awoke the sun was already high. He began to dig at the base of the sycamore.
“You old sorcerer,” the boy shouted up to the sky. “You knew the whole story.
You even left a bit of gold at the monastery so I could get back to this church.
The monk laughed when he saw me come back in tatters. Couldn’t you have saved me from that?”
“No,” he heard a voice on the wind say.
“If I had told you, you wouldn’t have seen the Pyramids. They’re beautiful, aren’t they?”
The boy smiled, and continued digging. Half an hour later, his shovel hit something solid.
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