When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

Chapter 0780

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Sam stayed by Miranda’s side while they were at Aren and Fiona’s home. It was fun, and she was genuinely happy. But eventually, the late hour started to take its toll, and fatigue set in.

Once she got home, she immediately took a shower. As she was drying her hair and getting ready to go to bed, she heard a knock at the door.

“Who is it?”

“It’s me, Paul.”

She quickly wrapped her damp hair in a towel and rushed to open the door. “Dr. Jefferson? “She was surprised to see him there, especially at this hour, since he rarely visited so late. To him, knocking on a woman’s door at night was considered pretty rude. So, it must have been important for him to come over now.

When Miranda opened the door, she saw Paul standing there. He looked slightly awkward as he glanced at her in her sleepwear, with her hair still wrapped in a towel. He seemed ‘momentarily frustrated.

“Sorry to disturb you,” he said.

“Dr. Jefferson.” Miranda smiled. “You’re not disturbing me. Come in.”

pair next to him, his expression darkened. It didn’t take long to figure out whose slippers those were. They must have been Sam’s. “Please take a seat. Do you mind if I finish drying

hair first. I don’t

hair in the bathroom, but it was still damp from her shower, and everything was getting

she would’ve gone to the living room, but today, she decided to head into the bedroom. She unplugged the blow dryer

in the living room. I’ll go check on

an unexpected sense of comfort washed over her, like someone was looking out for her. It was something she had only ever felt with her

the left haven’t been watered in a week. Could you

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Chapter 0780

“Of course,” Paul said.

the balcony.

up. “All

the plants, but he had also pulled some weeds and tended to the pots on the

Come inside. It’s cold out there. Don’t stay out too

“Alright.”

on the couch, looking at him. Her face was slightly flushed, her hair still a

him, Paul froze. His throat tightened. He cleared it before speaking,

Jefferson, did you come