When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

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They inquired about the progress of the case. The police informed them that they were still investigating, and it was yet to be decided whether a formal case would be opened.

Neither of them was too disappointed as they had expected that answer.

After submitting the relevant hospital reports and evidence to th

and Miranda headed to the airport.

It was 8:00 pm when they landed at Jandersville.

investigating officer, Paul

They took a cab from the airport back to their apartment. Then, they stopped by their usual restaurant at the entrance of the alley for a quick dinner. After the meal, they headed upstairs.

Miranda took out her keys to unlock her door. Suddenly, she paused and turned to look at Paul, who was also unlocking his door. “Dr. Jefferson, how are you feeling now? You don’t feel discomfort anywhere, right?”

“Not at all. I feel perfectly fine,” he replied.

Miranda nodded. “Don’t forget to take your medication. The doctor said it’s best for you to complete the full three–day course.”

“Alright.”

bid each other good night and

relaxing hot shower. She changed into her pajamas and read through two research papers as usual before turning off the lights and going to bed. She soon

took a shower. He was already drifting off to sleep when he suddenly remembered Miranda’s reminder. He sighed in resignation and lifted the covers. He got out of bed, went to the living room to take his medication, and returned to lie

at the hospital, or the stimulating effects of the medication. caused

Paul finally drifted off to sleep. However, his dreams were even more bizarre. He dreamt of that night when

At that moment, the bathroom door opened from the outside. A woman approached him slowly,

She was completely naked!

his rationality and asked, “Do you realize you’re

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hand caressed his cheek as she leaned closer. Her eyes

me be your

it was as if a bomb blew up in his mind. All his restraint and self–control were shattered. Paul pounced on her like a crazed beast, devouring her whole. In his dream’s final moment, he heard himself whispering in

round of fervent conquest

he was in. It was

a hint of indescribable emptiness, washed over him. It was as though he was about to

off his sheets and bedding. Then, he threw them all into the trash

inwardly, “Paul, you’re nothing

until he left his apartment. Coincidentally, the door across the hall opened at the same