When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

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The next day, the book signing event took place as scheduled.

The event was held on the third floor of Book Haven. Even before the entry time, a large crowd of readers had already gathered outside.

A dozen security guards were stationed there to maintain order. By the entrance, there was a large display stand neatly stacked with Mindy’s new book, “Seven Days“.

There was also a life–sized standee featuring the book’s cover and several cartoon representations of the key characters.

“Holy–there are so many people!” a young woman exclaimed as she stepped in, startled by the scene.

Her boyfriend followed closely behind, letting out a shocked exclamation. “What the–it’s just a book signing! Why does it feel like a fan meet–up for a celebrity?”

The young woman was a seasoned fangirl, always switching her favorite celebrities with a rotating list of stars she admired. Despite her years of chasing celebrities, she had never been one to follow novels.

Last week, she had spotted her dad reading a mystery novel with a rather eerie cover. Coincidentally, her phone broke that day and was at the repair shop, leaving her bored with nothing to do.

She picked up the novel out of curiosity and found herself completely hooked!

stayed up all night to finish

in a cave or what? How come they

crazy, but no matter how hard she scoured,

to read the author’s other two mystery novels, even though

she got hooked again! She was furious and

all of Mindy’s novels. Apart from that one cheesy

day. They not only hadn’t aged but also had a raw, realistic touch

get

how those books tackled issues that were both explicit and implicit, with characters that embodied the complexity of human nature

signing event, but it clashed with a

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days of agonizing over the decision, she finally

a pang of regret. But then her boyfriend uttered the

the scene first and then head over to her favorite

Look at all these people! Hahaha–where’s my fan banner? Hurry, get it out!” she

reminded her, “Didn’t you toss