When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

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It was hard to turn back now that they were in too deep.

“But fortunately, someone has finally identified the problem,” Christine sighed.

Miranda couldn’t believe that everyone else remained oblivious to the problem in their research. However, they had no choice but to let things continue and make the best of the situation since already aboard a ship that couldn’t be turned around single–handedly.

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After all, the goal of most postgraduate students wasn’t a career in research. Obtaining a master’s degree was simply a way to improve their future job prospects and give them a competitive edge.

To them, completing their thesis was merely a requirement for graduation and not an academic achievement.

If Christine had suddenly stepped forward at that point and overturned the entire project, it wouldn’t matter to the students who had already graduated.

But what about the current cohort? They had already begun drafting their theses based on the foundation of this particular research project.

It wasn’t that Christine didn’t want to turn the ship around. It was that she couldn’t!

is partly my fault for having poor health. I was stuck in the hospital for so long. When I finally realized the problem, I

to redirect their course. The situation had escalated

all discovered the

Miranda fell silent.

“What do you think of Madison and

are you referring

for research, and

paused for a moment. “Overall, they’re pretty good.” Both of them were capable of thinking critically. Otherwise, they wouldn’t have spotted the problem

identifying the problem, their first thought wasn’t to avoid it but to verify their findings. In this aspect, both

Madison had agile thinking and a remarkable memory. Sebastian’s calm and

people. Since you’ve already realized the research approach is flawed, I assume you’ve formulated a new approach in your minds. At this

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deliberately, “Start a new research

as she knew they only had one lab. Moreover, this lab was far smaller than Paul’s lab. It couldn’t accommodate two research projects progressing

for another lab from

a lab exclusive for the three of