When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

Chapter 0039

Thanks to Solomon’s influence, Miranda saw a major improvement in her productivity. Over the course of just one morning, she’d finished two sets of worksheets.

When Solomon checked them, she’d scored 95 marks on both of the worksheets, to his

surprise.

He’d heard that Miranda had graduated three years ago and had only recently picked up studying again. He’d never thought she’d be this smart! No wonder Christine held her in such high regard.

Miranda didn’t know what was running through Solomon’s mind at that moment. She gave him a heads up that she was going to the bathroom.

On the other hand, when Ingrid saw her leave, she als got up and followed her.

“Wait.”

Miranda turned around. She didn’t seem surprised by Ingrid’s appearance. “Yes?”

“Last night, I delivered homemade pumpkin soup to Hans‘ mansion. He loved it. He devoured the entire bowl and didn’t leave a single drop behind.”

“Not only that, he even asked me to

had such a rough yet sexy side to him. I barely slept the entire night,” she

she fluttered her eyelashes and put on a bashful expression, as though she’d been ravished thoroughly last

pain. She found it difficult to

jealous?” Ingrid whispered in her ear. “Do you have regrets? Too bad you don’t have

She stared at Ingrid and asked meaningfully, “How do your know you’re the only one he’s done

Ingrid’s face paled.

one of many. Of course, you won’t be the last one either.”

that the seat. next to him had been empty for a while. He picked up his phone to send

saw her pale face, he

her head. “I’m fine. Maybe in tod hot because it feels a little stuffy. Let

they called it

had to

opened recently. Do you want to go

stood there quietly. No one else could tell, but her mind had been drifting many miles away the entire afternoon. She shook her head apologetically. “Sorry, but I don’t feel that well

take it personally. “Sure. I’ll treat you next

home, she crumpled onto the couch as if all

been rearing for some time had grown bigger. As she watched the goldfish