When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

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Sebastian offered to help carry the bag halfway up the stairs, but Madison refused.

“What, do you think I’m weak?” she retorted.

Since his hands were already occupied carrying two other large bags, Sebastian let it go reluctantly after seeing how determined she was.

However, he didn’t expect Madison to be drenched in sweat by the time they reached the seventh floor, as if it were still in the middle of summer.

Sebastian looked much better in comparison. His cheeks weren’t flushed, and he was barely out of breath. He only had a slightly faster heartbeat than usual.

Miranda came over and opened the door. She had already prepared slippers for both of them.

Although the doctor said that the swelling in her injured leg had already subsided and she could technically start walking, he advised her to avoid walking too much in case she exerted too much pressure on her foot.

So when the door opened, Sebastian and Madison saw Miranda hopping on one foot. She only set her injured foot down once she stood still, and she didn’t dare to put full weight on it.

“Oh, Miranda! Be careful!” Madison rushed forward to support her. Sebastian followed suit and quickly held her other arm.

“I just

Madison Interrupted her immediately, “It’s bad luck

take it back!”

helped Miranda to the couch and sat her down. Madison nearly had a heart attack when she tried to get

she exclaimed. “We have hands and

of a talker, but he was a good stener and nodded in agreement. He agreed with whatever

hasn’t your ankle healed yet? You’re already discharged from

for a few more days. I’m just being cautious not

shopping bags on the floor helplessly, not knowing where

visit back then, Since they arranged to meet at 3:00 pm, Miranda suggested that they stay for dinner before going home as it

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that, Madison had agreed immediately. She had Miranda’s cooking before, and it was delicious! She had been craving it for ages. How could she possibly turn

leave. So, the two of them decided to

hadn’t fully healed. Even Madison felt it was inappropriate to let an injured person cook for them, no matter

of silence, Madison suggested tentatively,

odd once she suggested that.