When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

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“Did you give them your number?” Pansy asked.

Miranda replied, “No, I didn’t.”

“Neither of them?”

“Yes.”

Oh, my gosh!

Pansy finally understood the situation. Miranda wasn’t interested in either of them, yet they ended up fighting each other.

Pansy was a reasonable person and understood that this had nothing to do with Miranda. It was the students of their college who were being foolish. “It’s fine, you can go now.”

From then on, Miranda stopped going to the cafeteria for lunch. She either ordered takeout or asked Madison to help buy lunch on her behalf. Only then did things quiet down.

This incident had become a popular piece of gossip among the students of Dunham College.

Nonetheless, it didn’t concern Miranda at all. She simply shut herself off from the outside world and buried herself in her experiments, processing data, and writing her thesis.

noise, whether it was praise or criticism, good

bad.

was held in the Elgerson Great Hall. Paul

present at the ceremony was a heavyweight in their respective fields of

was one of the few standing

him. “Congratulations, Paul! This is your third consecutive year of

it?”

you’re too kind. Back then, you won for five consecutive years. No one has broken that record.

you’re still as

as prestigious, but the flattering way

now on, it’s young scientists like you who will lead the future. Old fogies like us should do our part and pass on the legacy to help the younger generation to

doesn’t matter whether we’re young or old.

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give up.” Charles said with a wave of his hand before suddenly changing the topic. “By the way, speaking of young scientists. That young lady you recommended from Bedford College… What was

answered as

that’s right. Her academic ability is really impressive. It all made sense when I found out she

you know

was leading two other members of her group through the experiment’s process. Her thinking was clear and logical. Most

corresponding validation method. I’ve never seen such meticulousness and rigor in a student before. You said that