When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

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It was no wonder Miranda was so surprised.

First, Paul was usually buried in work at the lab during this time of day, so seeing him anywhere else was unexpected. Second, he and Lionel were sitting there playing chess, with an open Calendar Notebook beside them.

It was as if they were long–lost friends catching up. They seemed to be having a great time, completely immersed in conversation.

“Mimi, you’re back!” Lionel called out the moment he heard the door. Paul’s gaze followed, and he locked eyes with Miranda.

Meeting her surprised look, he smiled and said, “Surprised to see me?”

“Dr. Jefferson, what are you doing here?” Miranda asked as she slipped into her house shoes and walked

further in.

Before Paul could respond, Lionel quickly explained, “Your mom and I ran into Paul on the stairs this morning, so I invited him over for a visit…”

And that visit turned into quite the event. Lionel soon realized that no matter what topic he brought up, Paul had something to say. Even when it came to gardening and plants, Paul had knowledge to share!

of physics–Paul’s expertise. Within just a few exchanges, Lionel was thoroughly impressed. He couldn’t help but exclaim, “I’m getting old. The world now belongs

compliment. “Not at all,

knowledge, with clear, logical frameworks in his mind. It was something

him was Lionel’s familiarity with the latest developments in the field of physics.

that one could gain just from an undergraduate education. It required consistent,

you regularly

papers a day

speechless. “The topic you mentioned about collecting information on proton. internal structure through neutrinos scattered from plastic targets–that’s a recent technological

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analyzed that very topic. The main challenge in using neutrinos to study proton structure lies

Paul’s surprise grew.

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to Forrest’s famous Calendar Notebook,

it with him today. He quickly took it out and, sure enough, found Lionel’s section of

raised an eyebrow after hearing this. “So my dad’s work