The Double or more Life of the Fake Heiress (Mirabella)

Mirabella playfully smirked, catching the deeper meaning in Meg's words.

Zane, naturally, didn't pick up on the subtleties. His suggestion was just about encouraging his student to make a new friend, especially since Meg was such a standout. Clearing his throat, he said, "Alright, let's go."

Meg didn't even glance back at Mirabella and simply responded, leading the way. Student-organized lab sessions were usually held in the science building, which wasn't always accessible without prior approval.

When they got to the lab, the other three members of Meg's team were already there, deep in preparation, meticulously checking and rechecking molecular structures and their experimental procedures.

Meg didn't bother introducing Mirabella to the team. After a quick nod, she handed Zane a prepared data sheet, her face serious. "Mr. Zane, here's our hypothesis for this experiment. Please review it."

With that, she turned to attend to other tasks.

Zane spent a good ten minutes going over the hypothesis. He had a rough idea forming in his mind and couldn't help but look up at Meg with a touch of admiration.

This student was only a sophomore, yet her understanding of genetic knowledge was impressive. No wonder Mr. Calvin had her helping with the experiment.

Turning back to Mirabella, Zane said, "Here's their data and hypothesis. Take a look." Handing the materials to her, he patiently began explaining, "Genetics is a branch of DNA recombination technology. After extracting the large molecules, we cut them and use vectors to link the DNA molecules together..."noveldrama

Walking over to the experiment computer, he continued, "...what we need to do is perform virtual assembly on the computer, selecting, copying, and transcribing a useful set of genetic data. A 99% match or higher means success."

Mirabella had already finished reading the hypothesis and placed the documents on the table, her expression unphased.

Not that impressive.

Seeing Mirabella finish the review so quickly, Zane was surprised. "Any thoughts?" he asked, momentarily forgetting she was new to biology.

In the quiet lab, Zane's voice carried easily. Meg rolled her eyes silently. How could someone new to biology understand any of this?

Zane, quite the quirky teacher, awaited her reply.

Mirabella paused for a couple of seconds before saying, "I don't quite get it."

Meg's face showed an 'I knew it' expression, shaking her head as she went back to her teammates.

Realizing his oversight, Zane said, "I forgot you haven't covered this in your courses yet."

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Mirabella smiled wryly, staying silent. She had expected the experiment to be interesting, but it turning out to be less exciting than reading in the library.

Soon, the experiment officially began. After a virtual simulation, Meg and her team uploaded the data to the computer for Zane to to perform the first assembly and comparison.

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The experiment would be deemed successful if the data achieved

99% match. Mirabella glanced at the simulated data, already knowing the outcome.