She recognized the writing on the envelope immediately. The Gypsy had warned her that she had no future with this man, yet here he was – five lonely years after their last meeting, begging her to join him in New York.
She felt unbelievably happy as she stepped on board the Titanic.
I know all of the word and phrases but I can't figure out the whole meaning?
The Gypsy sometime ago told the young woman that she has no future with this particular man. Nevertheless, the young girl decides to board the ship "titanic" to reach him in New York on invitation in the envelop. Of course the prophecy is fulfilled because we all know Titanic sunk in 1912.
The wisdom can be something like "A person often meets his destiny on the road he took to avoid it." - Jean de La Fontaine
Very short stories generally presuppose the reader knows the context.
The idiom to have a future with {someone} means "to thrive or succeed with that person (as partner, spouse, associate, employer, or whatever)" not merely "to encounter the person in the future".
I'm afraid, Mr Jones, that you have no future with Acme Widgets. You couldn't sell a life-vest to a drowning man.
Don't marry her. She's selfish, lazy, spoiled, greedy, and overuses commas. You two have no future together.
