When fate plays its hand (Miranda)

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Since Christine was attending an academic conference abroad and had not returned, Miranda’s group did not

have their mentor present at the meeting.

Coincidentally, their group’s presentation was scheduled right after Sophie's group.

Joli stood up and began summarizing their group’s academic progress for the month, highlighting a particularly

impressive achievement-Yasmine had published a paper in an SCI journal as the first author.

At that point, Joli paused briefly. The audience was a little confused but quickly realized it was a cue for applause.

Soon, the room was filled with thunderous clapping

Joli remained silent.

The school and faculty leaders on stage beamed with pride, especially Joseph, whose face was practically split

into a grin.

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On the other hand, Sophie instinctively straightened her posture, smiling confidently.

Amid the applause, Yasmine stood up and said, “Thank you, everyone. But the person | owe the most gratitude

to for this achievement is my mentor, Dr. Sophie Xander. Her professional guidance and patient. teaching made

this possible.”

Another round of applause erupted. Sophie gave a slight nod in acknowledgment, while Joli quietly sat.

Theodore, sitting next to him, couldn’t help but marvel “Wow! Yasmine spends all her teither eating or

playing, and even skips classes, yet she somehow managed to publish an SCI paper. That's incredible!”

He wondered how she found the tto write a paper, especially when she hardly ever went to the lab. Didn't

writing a research paper require actual experiments?

“Joli,” Theodore said, nudging him. “Didn’t you mention last tthat you'd finished your paper and submitted

it? Which journal did you submit to?”

“I didn’t submit it,” Joli replied flatly.

“When will you?” Theodore asked eagerly, his eyes full of admiration.

He also longed to have his own academic accomplishments. He dreamt of the day he could send a copy of his

published paper hto his parents, who would undoubtedly be proud.

“I'm not submitting it.”

Lost in his daydream, Theodore took a moment to process what Joli had said. “... Not submitting it? What do you

mean? Why not?”

Joli had spent countless hours in the

lab, working tirelessly day angight,

conduciing prperimertd and

ahalyzing data. How could he

suddenly decide not to submit it? The

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*The research direction turned out to

be flawed. All the datas ob

sgrappey, and INT have to start over,

Joll explained with a blank expression.

“What?” Theodore was stunned. The

paper had been nerey hadost #2

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