When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

Chapter 0013

Paul kept quiet. To him, food was merely something he needed to replenish his energy. It didn’t matter how it tasted. “I’m done washing the vegetables.”

Miranda took a glance at them. The washed red bell peppers and lettuce were arranged nicely together. It was evident that Paul was a neat freak.

“What are you smiling at?” Paul seemed puzzled.

Miranda cleared her throat. “It’s nothing. You can leave the rest to me.”

“Sure.” Nodding, Paul wiped his hands dry.

Miranda whipped up a good number of mild dishes. They were all Christine’s favorites and food that she could eat in her condition.

“To think you still remember…” Christine sighed.

After lunch, Miranda took the initiative to tidy up the table. Paul also helped her out on his own accord.

Under the glow of the yellowish light, he seemed taller. From where Miranda stood, his well–defined side profile reminded her of the statues from ancient Romenia with sharp jawlines.

Christine stood by the kitchen door. “Mimi, how did you come to know Paul?”

student, while Miranda was the student she favored most. She’d wanted to introduce them to each other all along. She hadn’t expected

from the doorway, shouting, “Dr. Young, you have

and went

rose from the couch. “Nice to meet you, Dr. Young. I’m Tina Johnson. I visited you at the hospital a while back

remember you. Please have a

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still recovering,

gift basket on the end table. It contained specialty tea,

the spot

supplements. As for the postgraduate program, I recruit students every year. Competition for the spot

in the hospital. She’d said that Tina had a

“Dr. Young, I-

won’t keep you any longer. I’ll

and there was no way the latter couldn’t sense

didn’t know what had gone wrong. As she left, feeling down in

זור.

she exclaimed. “W–Why are

and a tacky apron.

However, she quickly put on

didn’t dislike Tina. The latter was proud and squeamish, like any typical young lady from a well–to–do family. However, she wasn’t arrogant to the point of annoyance. Instead, she