When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

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While Madison and Sebastian bickered, Miranda found the scene amusing. “Alright, that’s enough, I cook tonight, and you two can be my assistants.”

With that settled, neither Sebastian nor Madison objected.

They knew Miranda was meticulous in her research, but they hadn’t expected her to be so particular in the kitchen. She insisted on washing the meat and vegetables separately and taught them to spot leafy greens that looked fresh but overmature.

Miranda even showed them the proper way to slice meat–whether to cut across or with the grain–and how to read the texture of the meat. To her, every detail mattered,

Sebastian and Madison had never lifted a finger in the kitchen at home, but they didn’t seem to mind being ordered around. Everything felt like a new adventure, as though they were exploring uncharted territory.

Two hours later, dinner was finally ready.

Madison stood with her hands on her hips, gazing at the sumptuous meal before her with a faint, self- satisfied smile. “Pretty impressive, huh? I helped make this whole spread.”

She thought about posting it on her social media account to show off. So, she quickly pulled out her phone and snapped a series of photos from different angles.

Soon, the rest of her relatives

face, Sebastian couldn’t help but

foot had healed. She could move freely

school and handed them to her professor. Her team eamed 20 points for being the only group to find a rare

or collected the wrong seed. As for the pod Paul had

that was settled, her life returned to the usual routine–school, the

took over an hour. With the last train leaving early, she often had to rely on cabs to get

fancy or a specific brand–just something reliable to get

surprised to have a car delivered to

Someone ordered a car for you, and it just parked just around the corner. Could you come down to sign the delivery forms so I can

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was dressed in a sharp black suit. He smiled politely as he

doorknob, cracking

them wonder if it was a dream. But she remained unfazed, and her face was devoid