‘My feng shui master misled me into having sex for luck’

Compiled by NICHOLAS CHENG, CRYSTAL CHIAM SHIYING and R. ARAVINTHAN

A WOMAN has been accused of seducing a feng shui master for his money, but she denies it, Guang Ming Daily reported.

The woman, known as Lim, was believed to have had an affair with Tei, a 63-year-old feng shui master who is also her godfather.

The daily quoted Tei’s relative as claiming that Lim, 37, had cheated the man of his money.

However, Lim lodged a police report claiming that her godfather misled her into “having sex to change luck”.

She also claimed that he secretly recorded their sexual activities and that his family members asked her to pay them RM2,000 monthly until 2018.

In a press conference, Lim, who was accompanied by her husband and lawyer, claimed that she got to know her godfather between 2008 and 2009.

She also claimed that they had exchanged their undergarments for luck.

Lim said her family faced problems in 2014 when her father’s business failed and her brother was involved in a legal case.

“My godfather told me that as our eight characters matched well, we can have sex nine times to change our luck, and at the same time increase our wealth,” she claimed.

Tei, in a separate interview, said that there was no trickery in his relationship with Lim.

“Some outsiders said I was cheated of RM400,000 by Lim, but that is untrue. I willingly provided all forms of aid to Lim, including money,” he said.

> Sin Chew Daily reported that a centenarian has become the first person to become a member of the Pai Teik Alumni Association this year.

Kee Ah Kow, 101, was born in 1929 in Nibong Tebal, Penang, and was a student of the Pai Teik School at 13.

Kee said after dropping out of school, he helped his mother at a farm, and later worked in a sundry shop. He was a farmer until his 80s.

Kee has seven children, aged between 63 and 82, and 138 grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Found in translation is compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with a >, it denotes a separate news item.