When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

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Miranda felt a lump in her throat but understood Christine’s words.

For Christine, research always came first. She didn’t care about the length of her life but rather the depth of the sea of research.

Perhaps she would never reach the bottom or might tire out on her path, but that didn’t matter. She was willing to die in the sea of research to become nourishment for future generations and light their way

forward.

“Why are you crying again?” Christine sighed. She hated seeing scenes like this.

Miranda sniffed. “Who’s crying? Not me.”

“Yes, you’re right. You’re not crying.” Christine chuckled.

“I’ll give you a massage,” Miranda offered.

She understood Christine’s stubbornness and resolve, so she didn’t try to persuade her further. Instead, she sat down and gently massaged Christine’s calves.

After a short while, Christine felt much better.

Miranda said, “Your arthritis is probably acting up because of the unpredictable weather lately. I’ve ordered herbal foot soak packets. They should arrive in a couple of days. Remember to soak your feet every night. It will help.”

pointed to the table.

Miranda looked puzzled.

you remember Mr.

“Mr. Sanchez?” Miranda repeated.

“Yeah, him. He knew you had returned and

my postgraduate admission exam. I can’t deal with him,

Matthew’s temperament, she wondered

to analyze large sets of biological data, so a solid understanding of bioinformatics was essential. It

cramped basement apartment, Miranda was able to help him secure their initial startup funds with the small

This

her up with an expert computer science mentor, Matthew Sanchez,

her foot soak and medication and preparing a meal, Miranda finally went home. Once

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was hung up right away. The second one ended the same way. But

Who’s calling?” A gruff

decided to play it differently. “Sorry, I think

the facade on the other end

Sanchez, try hanging up

said, “I don’t dare anymore. Trust

when you returned? Am I not your mentor anymore? And why didn’t you apply