When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

Chapter 0632

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As they walked further, they saw a relaxation room that Miranda had specifically designed just beyond a door. It had eight suites, each equipped with a bed, wardrobe, full–length mirror, and a sink.

Outside in the communal area, there were coffee tables, bookshelves, a swing, and a ping–pong table for leisure activities.

Since Miranda loved cooking, she also set up a small kitchen that was fully stocked with pots, pans, and utensils. This entire section was managed by a smart system and was strictly separated from the lab area to avoid contamination.

“There’s a gym upstairs and a swimming pool in the backyard. The view from there is great. You can enjoy a coffee while looking out at the scenery. Oh, and I plan to put a snack shelf here since we have a foodie on the team,” she said.

When Miranda first designed the space, she had debated whether it was necessary to dedicate so much room for rest and relaxation. After all, it didn’t seem quite like a traditional lab setup.

But then she realized that working on experiments and writing papers required extreme focus. People weren’t machines, so how could anyone work at such a high intensity without taking breaks?

A reasonable amount of rest and relaxation was important. So, if it was going to be done, it should be done right. Hence, that led to the current design.

Theodore looked around and exclaimed, “This doesn’t look like a lab–it’s more like a resort!”

exactly what

all–nighter on experiments,

frame with a look of

if

with all the bothersome

and suddenly said, “Sometimes, resisting is easier

for a moment before replying, “What

you fail. You just start over from scratch. As long as you’re

fell silent again, currently lost in

continued exploring like an excited child. He was touching everything and

had a

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her face. After standing all morning, I can’t even feel

sofa in the lounge area, letting out a long sigh.

relaxed as the others. “Sebastian, did you make sure to brief the reporters before they left?”