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

Engineering is the hottest major at Prestige College, ranking first among all the top universities nationwide.

Mirabella casually picked up a bioinformatics book and returned to her seat. Bioinformatics involves using computer technology to compile and analyze data chains like genomics and systems biology, identifying unusual genetic data. It's a tough field, as challenging as any other biology major, and job prospects can be tough, so not many students choose it. However, in this age of information, data analysis via computers is a growing trend, so Mirabella didn't mind being assigned to this sub-department. She already had a strong foundation in medicine, and studying informatics could fill in the gaps in her knowledge.

The library was silent, with only the soft rustling of pages turning. Within about ten minutes, Mirabella had read through a third of her book, her head down, oblivious to her surroundings.

Meg had brought some freshmen from her department to the library to find some course materials. She went to the engineering section, her pale fingers gliding over the spines of the books. After searching, she found one book but couldn't find another she was looking for. She frowned, "Strange, has the data analysis book been checked out?" Meg murmured.

The freshman beside her glanced over, not quite catching what Meg said, "What did you say, senior?"

Meg kept scanning the bookshelf, "The book I wanted might have been checked out."

"Why don't we ask when it was checked out?" the freshman suggested quietly.

Meg smiled and shook her head gently, "It's okay. I'll just gather some info from this book for now." After a pause, she added, "You go find the book you want and grab a spot. I'll look around a bit more and join you soon."

"Okay." The freshman nodded and walked away.

Seeing this, Meg went to the librarian to ask if the book she was looking for had been checked out. The librarian, familiar with Meg due to her diligent study habits and daily visits, flipped through the logbook, "It hasn't been checked out. Maybe another student is reading it." noveldrama

Meg nodded politely, "Thank you, sir. I'll wait for it to be returned."

"You're welcome." The librarian smiled.

Meg, not wanting to disturb the librarian further, quickly walked away, holding the book she found, and headed toward the seats. The freshman had already found a da spot and, seeing Meg approaching, stood up and waved at her.

Her spot was right in front of Mirabella's seat. When Meg looked up, she didn't notice Mirabella because she was absorbed in her book. As Meg was about to site down, her gaze casually swept over the seat behind her and she paused slightly when she saw a familiar silhouette.

Why does she always run into this girl at the library?

Meg's eyes lingered on the top of Mirabella's head for a few seconds, squinting

slightly, then shifted to the book she was reading.