When Fate Plays Its Hand (Miranda and Hansel) novel Chapter 556

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“Dr. Jefferson, wait up!” Miranda hurried after him. 

After finally catching up, Paul turned around and looked at her exasperatedly. “Are you having that much fun?” 

She nodded eagerly. “Yes.” 

To her, it was simply too much fun. 

He sighed. “But your gloves and scarf are soaked.” 

“It’s fine,” Miranda quickly replied. 

“You said the same thing 15 minutes ago and promised you would go home after playing for a while.” 

She blinked in surprise. Did she really say that? Why couldn’t she remember it? 

“Let’s go. If you want to play, you must change your gloves, searf, and shoes first,” he said. 

Miranda looked down and noticed her boots were completely soaked. She hadn’t even realized, but Paul 

did. 

“Okay, fine.” She reluctantly followed him inside the building but seized the opportunity to grab the bucket filled with her snow–playing tools from him, “I can carry this, Dr. Jefferson. 

He stared at her in disbelief. 

She feigned innocence and said, “I didn’t mean to sneak off and play.” As soon as she spoke, she 

regretted it. 

He remained silent as if anticipating her next move. 

After Miranda changed into dry clothes, Paul knocked on her door again. 

‘Dr. Jefferson?” 

“Do you want to see the snow in the Old City?” he asked. 

“Now?” 

“Yes,” Paul replied. 

“But I thought tickets were sold out.” 

“Come with me. You won’t need a ticket,” he said. 

Her eyes widened in disbelief. Why would she pass up such an opportunity? 

They set off immediately. Upon arrival, Paul guided Miranda through a side entrance to avoid the long line. 

Stepping inside, they were greeted by the palace courtyard, where an old well stood next to a blooming apricot tree. They made their way through the front entrance and stepped into the expansive Winter Court 

Plaza. 

Miranda was instantly captivated by the stunning view before her. It made sense why the online article 

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said that Elgerson City became a winter wonderland when it snowed and that the Old City looked straight. out of a fairy tale. 

She ran to a covered walkway. With snowflakes swirling around her, she glanced back with a smile. “Dr. Jefferson, hurry up! Why are you just standing there? Snow’s falling on your head! 

At that moment, one thought echoed in Paul’s mind. If they shared this snowfall today, they would be together for a lifetime.