When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

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After dropping Ingrid off at her campus gate, Evelyn reminded her a few more times to stay safe and take care of her pregnancy. Only then did she instruct the driver, “Let’s go back.”

“Yes, ma’am,” the driver replied.

Sitting in the back seat, Evelyn glanced at the hideous scarf beside her and couldn’t help but purse her

The more she looked at it, the more displeased she became. She decided to toss it under the seat, quickly pulling her hand away as if she had touched something disgusting.

Evelyn sighed as she thought about Ingrid. Her looks were average, and her manners were not particularly refined.

At best, she could be described as modest and demure But if Evelyn were to put it less kindly, she seemed petty and unsophisticated.

Her

eyes drifted back to the scarf. It was bright magenta, so gaudy and outdated. No amount of fancy packaging could change its poor quality.

Evelyn had to admit that coming from a modest background did have its limitations. She recalled the gifts Miranda used to bring–scarves, jewelry, handbags–all exquisite and perfectly suited to her tastes, clearly chosen with care

thought, Evelyn silently cursed herself. Why

“We’re here, Mrs. Johnson.”

the

it, she found a magenta scarf with uneven stitches. It wasn’t

year are

wear it?”

the scarf with her index and middle fingers, as if it was completely out of place in their

time she had ever seen

magenta color. Even the

annoyed, Evelyn said, “It’s from your brother’s girlfriend. She said she knitted it herself because it shows more thought,

carrying my grandson, I wouldn’t have accepted such

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was a designer label. From clothes and handbags to even the diamonds in her earrings, most were custom–made. At the very least, they

a crude scarf ever match

in shock. “You’re saying she’s pregnant with Hans‘

gotten pregnant all these years. But now, this Ingrid woman, who had just appeared, was already expecting? It

said, “I only found out today. If she hadn’t called me, I would still be