When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

Chapter 0037

Ingrid’s heart was beating loudly. She took a deep breath before following Hansel inside.

She already knew the mansion was huge and bright, but this was still her first time inside after all.

The architecture was very modern, and the color scheme mostly consisted of neutrals. It looked low–key, but the finer details gave away how luxurious it was.

Ingrid had taken a class on art appreciation in her sophomore year. She recognized the painting on the wall as one of Alessandro Verdi’s renowned works. The decorations all over the mansion weren’t cheap, either. Even the inconspicuous trash can in the corner had the “LV” logo.

Crossing the living room, she saw a delicately maintained indoor garden. Next to it were a home theater and a gym. A set of golf clubs lay in the corner.

Apparently, this mansion came with its own golf course.

She pinched herself. Before she’d met Hansel, the most expensive thing she’d seen was one of her classmates‘ limited edition Hermès crocodile leather Kelly bag that cost six figures on the second hand market. T

hat was enough to buy a three–bedroom home in her hometown!

Meanwhile, the “H” logo that was out of her reach was plastered everywhere here. It was on keychains, poker cards, and lighters…

If she could stay with Hansel forever, get married to him and have his children, would she be able to have all of this? A huge mansion, luxury bags, a personal driver, as well

as household staff…

notice that Ingrid

only had a taste of it

down.

blinked in puzzlement. “Why did you stop eating?

getting off work, so I’m not really hungry

bad, I would’ve been so sad.” Ingrid cupped her cheeks, her eyes shining. “It’s

“Didn’t you have class today? Where did you find the

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dont have many classes anymore. Not to marian, 1 plan on taking the postgraduate admission exams, so I

about her encounter with Miranda

saying “According to the news, there have been meteor showers recently. Why don’t we go see

hummed noncommittally. He didn’t look impatient, but his irritation showed in the way he unconsciously loosened his tie

better than to bring it up

“Til take you back to the

change into a low–cut

against it.

to