When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

Chapter 0068

Miranda understood what Tina was trying to say. She merely smiled and didn’t try to explain anything.

Tina asked, “If I’m not mistaken, you did your undergraduate studies at Bedford College, right? Which school are you trying to apply for this time?”

Miranda replied, “I’m still opting for Bedford College.”

“Are you going for a research Master’s program or a taught Master’s program?”

“Research.”

“In which major?”

“Biology.”

Tina’s brows arched. Miranda’s choices were the same as hers. “Do you have a lecturer you plan on asking to be your supervisor?”

Miranda didn’t try to hide her plan. She nodded. “Yes. It’s Dr. Young.”

“Who? You mean Christine Young?”

Miranda hummed in assent. Tina recalled the time she’d seen Miranda at Christine’s house and thought she was working part–time as hired. help. She looked a little perplexed.

“You… You’re not under the impression that Dr. Young will agree to your request just because you helped out with her household chores, are you?”

Miranda smiled awkwardly. “There was some misunderstanding at that

time.”

“Misunderstanding? I’ll be frank with you. Dr. Young is the most

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in the field of biology, and

wing for the past

really difficult to get her to be your

I’m saying this for my own good, but I still want to share this as advice. You should consider changing to another

she’d given Miranda the most pragmatic, helpful -suggestion she could think of. That was the most she could do

latter.

Tina a slight nod. “I’ll get going,

dumbfounded by

fingers were freezing at that point. Fortunately, the warm air generated by the heater helped her feel

away in her bag, rang just then.

mouth lifted when she

She said chirpily, “Hello, Dr.

asked in

tone.

pressure on Miranda. It was

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about

everything I knew about,”

worry

scored full marks for most of her major courses and passed

colors.

cold outside. Have you reached home? Be

having leg pain again. I’ve bought some

suffer severe pain in her legs during the winter, especially

she’d tried acupuncture treatment two years