When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

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From the tone of Miranda’s questioning, Jack could almost see a glimpse of his father, Leonard. He wondered how she’d managed all these years alone in Elgerson City

A child with a smooth life wouldn’t have this kind of drive, nor would she have the network and means to acquire such a large plot of land and breeze through the approvals.

This little cousin of his was a mystery in so many ways. But rather than digging into the mystery, Jack felt more compassion for what she’d been through,

He didn’t ask her anything: sometimes, not bringing it up was the best form of comfort.

Jack’s expression turned serious. “You’re right. The construction is behind schedule, slower than I anticipated. Do you know why?”

He gave a wry smile before continuing. “We don’t have enough workers.

“Huh?” She had expected a more complicated issue, but that was it?

Jack’s company had already moved away from foundational construction work–it was hard

exposed to the elements, and didn’t bring in much profit.

So, when they shifted focus to smart home renovation, they abandoned that part of the business entirely But Miranda insisted they handle the foundational work as well.

Jack understood her reasoning; the foundation was essential to any building’s strength and stability. It made sense that she wouldn’t feel comfortable leaving it to someone else.

So, he agreed, after all, it wasn’t something they hadn’t done before.

for this. He said, “We have about 20 people. They’re. hardworking, reliable folks. Based on my previous

original plans with no deeper foundation, his estimate would have been fine. But Jack wanted to do

was a small change on paper but a significant increase in

this change, the

“Is this issue going to persist or

blueprint change with a slight delay was acceptable. But frequent changes and constant

few more adjustments to the plans, and with our current,

we find two more construction crews

crews are like vegetables in

“Aren’t they?”

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crews are booked up for the whole year; you can’t just

we pay extra?” asked

they’d have to pay. And even if it

mean, even if we’re willing to spend, we still can’t

whether it’s the right fit is a different story. We haven’t worked together before, there’s no reliable recommendation, and the risks are

quickly escalate into a major issue. One could never

then, it would be too late

I wouldn’t recommend hiring

Miranda sighed.

as soon as

“Alright, thanks, Jack,”