When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

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Sophie then started applauding mockingly. “But did you forget that I’m your go down, do you think you can still graduate?”

advisor? If I

She leaned forward, her voice dripping with faux sympathy. “Out of respect for our so- called mentor–student relationship, I’m giving you a chance.

“Issue a public statement saying this was all an elaborate stunt you orchestrated. Apologize to me, admit your mistake, and I might consider letting you graduate without a hitch.”

Joli’s lips twitched into a faint smile. “If I went this far, I wasn’t planning to regret it.”

His bloodshot eyes betrayed his exhaustion, but his gaze remained razor–sharp as he looked at Sophie. “And you… Can you look me in the eye and swear that everything I wrote in that report isn’t true?”

Sophie smirked, her contempt palpable. “So what if it’s true? Does it matter?”

“Since you’ve chosen the hard way, don’t blame me for throwing our mentor–student bond out the window.”

Joli almost laughed at her words. Mentor–student bond? To her, he was nothing more than a dog she could summon or dismiss at will. He wasn’t even considered a person in her eyes,

Sure, he could stay quiet, endure the remaining months, and walk away with his master’s degree. But what about Theodore and others like him?

first, nor would he be the last. As long as Sophie had the authority to admit students, the cycle of victims

about those who couldn’t endure? Would they be left with no choice but to jump from

time to act–for himself and for those who

used to admire Miranda’s courage. Now, he believed he could be

Even so,

conversation ended on a

limits. Do às I say before time runs out. After that, even if you beg on your knees, it’ll be too

night, Joli didn’t sleep a

next morning, a video appeared on TikTok. It was titled “Official Report: Academic Fraud by Bedford College Faculty of Bioinformatics

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was identified as Joli Clifford, a third–year graduate student in Sophie X’s research group. It

near the

too long for this day, enduring far more than I ever should

student like me. In just five months, I could have walked away from

step, I knew–graduating in June would

has to stand up, right? Stand up and do something that

and graduating while others continue to waste

victim to this system, their