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The Indifferent Ex-Husband: Heartstrings in the Mall of Fate novel Chapter 594

Sophia pulled an all-nighter to finish the design for the science museum.

It wasn’t intentional to stay up late or rush the project, but picking up a pencil seemed to fill her blank mind with substance. Designing was as natural to her as eating, and picking up a pencil was like grabbing utensils – different architectural models would naturally pop into her mind, and her hand would instinctively bring those models to life on paper as if it had a mind of its own.

It had pretty much become an instinct.

The brain has its own muscle memory. Sophia was grateful for this muscle memory; the moment she picked up a pencil, she could quickly immerse herself in her designed utopia, losing track of time and surroundings, sinking into the work for hours on end, preventing her life from feeling too empty.

It had become her go-to form of escapism.

This science museum project was no different. She wasn’t after anything in particular; it was just that in her quiet moments, she needed something to do to escape from this unfamiliar world.

The museum’s requirements were detailed and specific, which, for someone who had been bedridden and left to her own devices for a while, was an exciting challenge that got her blood pumping. With such tempting bait, Sophia easily got absorbed in the work.

West District High School was a stranger to her, yet there was a strong sense of familiarity and nostalgia in her memory. She didn’t even need to look at the school’s history or the specific layout and style of the buildings; a science museum design that fit well with the school’s architectural style and history was already forming in her brain.

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