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Paul glanced at her phone and sighed softly, with a trace of helplessness in his tone. ” Cancel the ride. I’ll take you home.”

Take you home…

The words stirred something in Miranda’s heart, and a faint smile touched her lips. ” Alright.”

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Inside the car, the heater was on, and the chill was quickly dispelled. Paul glanced at her reddened fingers and asked anyway, “Did you play with the snow?”

Miranda stayed silent. “Sherlock Holmes over here,” she thought.

When she didn’t respond, Paul didn’t press her. Instead, he said, “There’s peppermint ginger tea in the thermos. Disposable cups are in the glove box–have some to warm up.” The thermos sat neatly in the cup holder near the handbrake. As Miranda unscrewed the lid, warm steam filled the air, carrying the distinct aroma of peppermint. A few scattered mint leaves floated on the surface, but the scent of ginger soon rose to prominence.

Miranda had made ginger tea and soup before, especially for Hansel, but she herself couldn’t stand the taste of ginger. She closed the thermos lid quickly and said, “It’s a bit inconvenient in the car. I’ll drink it later.”

Paul chuckled. “There’s sugar in it. It’s not unpleasant to drink.”

“No, that’s not it. I’m not saying it’s bad. I just want to wait until later! Yeah, later!” she insisted.

“If you hadn’t added that last part, I might’ve believed you,” he teased.

Miranda pouted. “I’m not a kid.”

“Really?” Paul smiled, his eyes gleaming with amusement. “You don’t like ginger, do you?”

“Not really.”

ginger and more sugar

eyed him

“Try it.”

cup and pouring herself a small amount. Paul watched in amusement as she carefully measured out just enough to taste. It was as if she was afraid to

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took a cautious sip. The tea was sweet but failed to mask the lingering spiciness of the ginger. Miranda’s face involuntarily twisted. Gosh, she

she’d poured, though her expression betrayed her struggle. Paul

ordeal, asked curiously, “Dr.

you

make

Paul nodded. “I did.”

“Were you sick?”

“No…”

but he wasn’t sick, so

was it for?

gazed straight ahead.

snow on the branches looked even thicker now, like clusters of white cotton

“Where

parents are coming

“At the Garrisons‘?”

first Easter with my grandparents after reuniting with them. She’ll

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