Serve No One This Life

Chapter 316 Angela Must Come Along

“I’m really not Yaxley’s girlfriend. I’m just his junior,” explained Angela once more.

Despite her clear explanation, the blush on her face was too obvious, which invited teasing.

Before the boy could speak. Yaxley intervened, “Lead the way.”

Seeing Yaxley’s indifferent expression, the boy restrained his playful demeanor and guided the two to the dormitory.

However, he couldn’t resist asking Angela a few questions.

Starting with her name and moving on to her hobbies, he was quite talkative.

Angela didn’t mind his inquiries and responded warmly.

The boy introduced himself as Mobius Turner, mentioning that he had been friends with Yaxley since childhood. Mobius offered his help if they ever needed it.

Angela rarely encountered someone as friendly as Mobius. If they hadn’t been close to the dormitory, he might have even asked for her address.

Upon reaching the dormitory building, Mobius bid them farewell and hurried upstairs. When he returned, he not only had three student cards but had also changed into a more polished outfit. Exclusive content from NôvelDrama.Org.

Dressed in a white shirt on top and black trousers, he appeared much more refined than before, but the moment he spoke, he revealed his true nature.

Handing two campus cards to Yaxley, he suggested, “Let me show you around our school. since you’re here.”

“I appreciate it, but I don’t need it.” Yaxley politely declined the offer.

As Mobius was about to say something to Angela, Yaxley took her hand and led her

away.

They walked a considerable distance before Angela realized Yaxley was holding her hand. He released it before she could comment.

“My friend can be a bit loud. Please don’t mind him.”

Yaxley continued walking confidently, displaying his familiarity with Northland Medical University.

Angela shook her head. “It’s fine. He seems nice.”

Without Mobius‘ help, they wouldn’t have gained access to the library at Northland Medical University. Angela sensed his genuine curiosity, mostly sparked by her association with Yaxley.

Inside the library. Angela quickly found the book she wanted. When she turned to look at Yaxley, she noticed he had already secured a seat for her.

Approaching him with her book, she whispered a thank you, and Yaxley began reading as

well.

The afternoon flew by in the tranquil library. Before silencing her phone, Angela informed Jonathan of her whereabouts.

Jonathan was busy, and Angela only received his reply after some time.

As evening approached. Yaxley escorted Angela out of the library.

Although Angela had considered borrowing a book, she decided against it to avoid using someone else’s student card.

Following the crowd, they exited the library. Yaxley inquired about Angela’s food preferences. Before she could respond, a person hurried toward them.

“Yaxley! You’re back. Why didn’t you inform me?” A lively and attractive girl approached Yaxley and embraced him.

Observing the girl, Angela instinctively wanted to create distance between herself and Yaxley to prevent misunderstandings.

Yet, the girl noticed Angela first and leaned on Yaxley, asking, “Yaxley, who is this?”

“She’s my junior, here to attend the training with me. Yaxley pushed the girl away, furrowed his brow, and asked, “Who told you I was back? Mobius?”

Initially thinking of Mobius, Yaxley then realized it didn’t sound like something he would do. The girl’s voice confirmed his suspicion. “No, it was Mr. Cole. After I visited Ava, Mr. Cole escorted me out and accidentally mentioned it.”

Seeing Yaxley’s frown, the girl hurriedly added, “But Yaxley, don’t worry. You had Mr. Cole keep it a secret, so I didn’t tell Ava even after learning about it.”

Yaxley’s expression softened a bit, and he spoke gently to the girl. “Yoanna, I only returned for training this time.”

Yoanna Tuckson was displeased to hear this and moved closer to Yaxley, saying, “Yaxley, while you came back for training, you can also spend time with me.”

As she spoke, she kept glancing at Angela on the side, clearly showing some concern about her presence.

Feeling uneasy, Angela handed her campus card to Yaxley. “Yaxley, you go ahead and chat. I’ll head back to the hotel on my own.”

Accepting the campus card, Yaxley told Angela, “Wait for me. I’ll escort you back.”

With that, he took Yoanna and walked to the side.

Yoanna was being led by Yaxley, but she didn’t resist. Instead, she linked her arm with his and leaned against him like an accessory.

Once they reached the side, Yaxley said, “Go back by yourself, and don’t inform anyone except Ava that I’ve returned.”

He disliked trouble and troublesome people.

If Terence hadn’t informed Yaxley’s driver, Keith Cole, beforehand, Keith wouldn’t have come to pick Yaxley up upon his return to Northland this time.

Fortunately, he instructed Keith not to disclose it to anyone else when he contacted his driver. While Keith hadn’t mentioned it, he hadn’t anticipated Yoanna finding out.

He didn’t blame Keith. Yoanna was always curious, and K couldn’t keep it from her.

“It’s alright if you don’t want me to tell anyone. But you must make time to accompany me.” Seeing Yaxley frown, Yoanna added, “Could it be you haven’t seen me in so long you’d rather hang with your

junior than me?”

“Angela’s lecturer asked me to look after her, and we have formal training tomorrow, so I don’t have the time to accompany you,” Yaxley addressed seriously.

Yoanna snorted. “Training begins tomorrow, so can’t we go out today? Yaxley, where would you like to eat? Can we have a meal together?”

Yaxley inquired, “Will you leave after eating?”

“I will, but Yaxley? You have to dine with me alone.” Yoanna insisted as she nodded, making a request. She simply couldn’t trust Yaxley being with Angela, a woman of unknown background.

“No, Angela must come along. Or you can eat alone.” Yaxley vetoed firmly.

Yoanna wanted to argue further but ultimately relented. “Fine. Since she’s your junior, we’ll bring her along.”

Upon hearing this, Yaxley led her toward Angela.

When they reached Angela, he introduced Yoanna, providing a brief explanation that she was simply his neighbor.