The Double ( or More ?) Life of The Fake Heiress

Chapter 1391

The next morning rolled around.

Mirabella woke up to a message from James on Messenger, asking what she had planned for the day. She shot back a quick reply, letting him know she was headed to school, and that was that until he called just as she was about to leave.

After hanging up, Mirabella tossed her car keys back onto the entryway table and stepped outside. There was James, leaning casually against his car door, dressed in a sleek dark coat with his hands tucked nonchalantly in his pockets. He had this natural air of sophistication about him, and somehow, his laid-back vibe fit him perfectly.

As she walked over, she gave him a once-over. "Dressed like that, are you planning to charm the young ladies at our school, James?"

James took her bag with a serious nod, "Well, aren't you a young lady?"

Mirabella clammed up, knowing full well she couldn't win against him in these little verbal jousts.

With a slight arch of his eyebrow, James opened the car door for her. As Mirabella slid into the passenger seat, she noticed the tired look on his face. "Didn't catch much sleep last night?"

James, still holding the door, shrugged, "Went to bed late."

Seeing he was genuinely worn out, she shook her head, "You're too young to be burning the candle at both ends."

James chuckled, "Spoken like a true girlfriend."

gave him a sidelong glance, too lazy to banter, and settled into

on their way to school. When they got there, James drove right onto the campus. Mirabella figured he was making a

ways at the Biology Department. Mirabella

the other three

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their project's artificial system on the main computer. They'd made some headway a few days back,

any ideas for improvements?" Zane didn't

diving straight into

a chair and

grabbed everyone's attention,

throat, Mirabella explained, "We just need to tweak the

partly on her for not running the numbers right. The system seemed basic

she'd overestimated the Sciencenet

just couldn't

designed.

classic case of old tech versus new tech; the integration