The Young Psychic

Willow, an authentic psychic, takes only three appointments a day for five thousand dollars each, half of which she uses to guide departed souls to the afterlife. In her past life, she was framed by Delilah, a fraudulent psychic, branded a scammer, and chased off a building to her death by grieving families of the deceased. Reborn with full memories of her previous life, Willow moves carefully step by step; when Delilah shows up to provoke her again at an occult market, Willow deliberately steps back, leaving Delilah without her "reference" to leech off of and exposing her own incompetence. Delilah has no real psychic ability at all—she only scams people by stealing Willow’s powers: half a year prior, she planted a curse inside Willow to eavesdrop on her thoughts and siphon her psychic readings. Willow exposes the scam via live stream, and through a series of subsequent psychic cases, she helps a family uncover the truth of a fake daughter murdering her mother, rescues a young girl bound by a demonic pact, and sees through a soul-swapping scheme where a grandmother has possessed her granddaughter’s body. In the final showdown at the Nathan mansion, Willow confronts Delilah and reveals the truth about the curse; the curse backfires violently, leaving Delilah rapidly aging and on the brink of death before she is cast out of the mansion. Willow receives a million-dollar reward, unaware that an even greater secret awaits her—on Thanksgiving night, Moira, a divine emissary of God, appears before her and tells her: rebirth comes with a price.