When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

Chapter 0600

Madison had a knowing look on her face, as if she knew that this was going to happen. Her eyes darted. around eagerly.

She turned and noticed Sebastian staring at her. She swallowed nervously and asked, “Why are you looking at me?”

Sebastian lowered his voice and sald, “It’s not you who got asked for your number. Why are you s nervous?”

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“I’m worried for Miranda. It would be so annoying if this keeps happening all the time… By the way, Seb. Miranda’s so pretty and accomplished. Aren’t you even a little attracted to her…”

Sebastian gave her an exasperated look. “What nonsense are you spouting?”

“Isn’t it true?”

“It’s not.”

“This means there must be something wrong with your eyes.”

Sebastian stared at her and suddenly chuckled. “I think I do have something wrong with my eyes too.”

Madison looked confused.

Meanwhile, Miranda glanced at the young man. “I’m sorry, I’m not from your college.”

“That’s alright. Can I still get your number?”

“It wouldn’t be right.”

“Why?”

“I have a

blushed. “I’m sorry for bothering

breathed a sigh of relief. The students who had gathered around them to

back to the lab, Madison asked, “Miranda, do you really have a

him.” This was the easiest reason and one that couldn’t be

to use this excuse every time

exaggeration? It’s only happened once thus

naive! Beautiful girls will always be popular. It might be one today, but there’ll be a whole bunch

won’t be that bad, right?” Miranda

“Heh.”

didn’t take Madison’s words seriously at all.

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Chapter 0600

blocked her way and

row, Miranda got stopped by a young man each time she went to the cafeteria for lunch. Although they were all different people, they all said

get to

get

your in–game ID

men blocked her at the same time while she was about to

on each other. At first, they were just arguing. Then, someone shoved the

counselor, Pansy Boyle, who happened to be eating in the cafeteria, stepped

start to end, but it drew the attention of the entire three floors of the cafeteria. Even the cafeteria staff at the counters couldn’t

“What…

“Are they fin