When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

Chapter 0017

At that moment, she felt as if her then–muddled life had reconciled with her now enlightened self. She felt complete

She worked on it until dawn broke. Staring at her completed thesis, she decided to seize the moment and submitted it to “Science“.

It was one of the top three academic journals worldwide. It represented the highest achievement anyone had ever achieved in the investigation of natural science.

Miranda wasn’t confident that her thesis would be accepted. Various subjects, fields, and professional researchers existed across the world. Who was she to them? Still, she wanted to give it a try.

Before the sun rose, Miranda shut down her laptop and quickly took a nap.

At 8:00 am, she woke up on time. After washing up and having breakfast, she took her revision materials and headed for the library.

But just as she left the house, she bumped into Paul, who’d just returned. It was raining outside; the closed umbrella he held was dripping wet.

“Good morning. You… didn’t stay up the entire night, did you?”

“I did. We’re in a rush to collect data from the experiment.” Even though Paul had just returned from the lab, he had to hurry back again after picking up something.

handed him a glass of

before Paul thanked her. “Thank

his shoulder. Paul turned to look at it and realized it was

now.” Miranda smiled and went

put her umbrella away, she heard a familiar voice

“Miranda!”

come today to talk to the college’s higher–ups about the

had started raining, so she was stranded. She hadn’t expected to bump into someone she

have you come to the library? Is it another side hustle? You must’ve been short of money recently. Don’t worry, I told Hans and asked him

side hustles. It’s more important to take

finish her sentence, someone interrupted, “Tina, who

and elegant woman was walking toward them. As she neared, Miranda realized she wore the latest haute couture from Covetus‘

to Tina

was surprised. Wasn’t this Hansel’s so–called girlfriend? She sized Miranda up. A look of disgust crossed her already

a T–shirt and a

makeup, nor had she tidied up her