When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

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When Sandy heard it was a technical question, she didn’t hold back. After quickly grasping Miranda’s experimental steps, she promptly offered some adjustment suggestions.

When Elizabeth arrived and saw how focused Miranda was, she couldn’t help but roll her eyes. She was just an undergrad–what could she possibly know? It all seemed like a show to her.

Miranda worked through the entire morning. Only then did she realize that everyone else had already left their workstations, probably for lunch and a break.

She glanced at the time. It seemed she had an hour and a half for lunch. She decided to go outside, grab a quick bite, and then return to continue her experiments.

However, just as she stepped out, she saw Paul approaching with a takeout bag.

“I went downstairs to grab lunch and got you something too,” he said.

Miranda noticed he only had one portion. She guessed he had already eaten.

“Thank you,” she replied.

Recalling Sandy’s earlier suggestions, she adjusted

of her paper, the current data were sufficient to support her conclusions,

the experiment would be necessary

to Paul for letting her use his lab. With such resources at her disposal, she wasn’t afraid of repeating the process

this, Miranda finished her coffee in a few

in discussion. She was about to greet them, but as she approached, they all scattered and quickly returned to their own

a moment but didn’t take it to heart, instead refocusing on her experiment. After all, different circles didn’t

the other sought firewood; their goals differed, so they couldn’t travel the same

and coexist peacefully, they could journey together for a while. And if they eventually parted ways, it wouldn’t be a loss, as each had

would be fine as long as she let things take their natural

left Miranda with very little time. She was responsible not only for the basic

handling the workload of an

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at least 16 out of 24 hours

Sandy and Silas would occasionally drop by to chat

whenever he had a moment. So, he didn’t have much opportunity