When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

Chapter 0510

“I–I got tired and thought I’d pull over to rest for a bit. But then I ended up falling asleep…” Zach explained.

Without another word, Winter circled the car. She opened the passenger door and slid inside. “Perfect. You can give me a ride home.”

Zach chuckled. “You really don’t hold back, huh?” Despite his words, a wide grin spread across his face. Alright then, might as well help to the end. Buckle up!”

With that, he floored the gas pedal, and the car shot forward.

“Whoa, slow down!” Winter shouted. “I’m not ready to meet God just yet, and definitely not with you!” Zach smirked. “What? Wouldn’t it be romantic? We could die together and share a grave–ha!”

Winter rolled her eyes. With how things were between them right now, they’d probably get buried in separate cemeteries.

20 minutes later, they arrived at Winter’s apartment complex.

“Just drop me off at the entrance,” she said.

“No way! I’m driving you all the way inside. Zach spun the wheel and drove straight into the underground parking lot.

As soon as the car stopped, Winter opened the door and stepped out. Thanks.”

“Wait, you’re leaving just like that?”

Winter paused. “Do I owe you cab fare or something?”

not. We’re close, right?

out,” she

had dinner

“So?”

up, and you

up.

worries, I saw some instant

She shrugged

car, locked it, and eagerly followed

him. “You could’ve just gone to a restaurant

Got a problem with that?” Zach shot

gave him a thumbs–up, “As expected

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Chapter 0510

muttered under his breath,

apartment, she typed in the door code, but Zach sneakily tried to memorize

last part,” he

in without looking back. And Zach, as if it were his own home, casually slipped off his shoes and strolled

kitchen, she said, “Help

devices. He wandered around, glancing here and there, before rummaging through the fridge. Sure enough,

had a decent selection. He picked a bottle of red wine, opened it to let it breathe, then popped it in the fridge for

time the noodles were almost ready, he pulled the wine out. It wasn’t too cold–just