Better Life Without You. novel Chapter 113

Seeing that she was still carrying her backpack and was looking flustered, Avery Harris frowned and spoke to her: "Stop."

She stood there and sighed in her heart. When one was down on their luck, drinking cold water would make one clench their teeth.

She stood still and looked at him: "Mr. Harris, what's the matter?"

"Miss Green, my rules are very clear. If you are late, you will be reduced by one point."

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She showed him her phone: "There's still one minute before I'm late for work, so I'm not really late."

Avery Harris clenched his teeth and took a step forward.

She took a step back, keeping the distance.

Avery Harris's voice was cold, "Why? After being with him, you've lost the virtue of being punctual? Or could it be that bed became especially sticky because you were with him? "

The damned Avery Harris, wouldn't he be unhappy if he didn't disgust her?

Alright, then she'll take advantage of him.

She smiled. "When I'm with him, every minute and every second is precious to me. I can't wait to stick to him. But Mr. Harris, you are wrong about one thing. I still have the virtue of being punctual because I'm not late at all. "

She pushed the door open, walked into the office, and closed the door behind her.

Avery Harris gnashed his teeth in anger and left the office building with a flick of his sleeve.

After Laura entering the office, the three colleagues simultaneously set their gazes on her.

She smiled awkwardly. "Morning."

Cathy, who was in charge of his senior year, smiled, "Dearest, it's getting late. You were just a bit late."

She smiled apologetically, "I've been too tired these past two days, I can't get up in the morning."

Mia laughed: "When I was just doing this, it was like this. I just need a few days to get used to it."

Cathy said, "That's right. I was initially preparing to work as a coach and study master at the same time, but in the end, I was so busy during the first year that I didn't even have time to read books. Thankfully, I finally got used to the job and managed to keep up with my studies."

She smiled Laura as she sat down. Garry said: "Ai, don't mention it, it's all tears. You three can do your work while I, I have to go to the student union. I think what we are doing now is not as instructors or teachers, it's more like a babysitter."

The three of them laughed at the same time.

In the morning, she tidied up all the student information and filled up all the documents that they had not filled. She also sent a notice to the group.

Noon, Mia asked: Miss Green, do you have an appointment at noon?

"No, Mia, what's the matter?"

"I'm just asking if you want to go to the cafeteria with me," she waved the meal card in her hand.

She nodded. "Alright."

She got up, packed her things and followed Mia downstairs.

The two of them had just reached the office building when an aunt stepped out of a car beside the door.

Her aunt carried two heat preservation boxes and walked in front of her. She respectfully bowed and said, "Miss Green."

Isn't that the aunt that cooked in William Walton's kitchen?

"Auntie, why are you here?"

"I'm here to deliver your lunch under the order of Mr. Walton."

As she spoke, she handed over the lunchbox in her hand to her.

Laura took the lunchbox. She was so surprised that her mouth was still open.

"The reason why I got someone to bring you food is to deal with any sudden situations. The dining hall will be closed, but I will not close my doors."

She replied, "In short, don't send them off anymore. Someone will gossip about me."

"If you are a person who is afraid of people talking nonsense, you won't stay in your university to work. Besides, I also have my own reasons for doing so, only after you eat my lunch can I be at ease and go and eat your dinner. I don't want to owe you."

"Then in the future, I won't let you cone and eat my dinner. This will be fair."

William Walton laughed sinisterly: I sent the food out on good intentions, but you want to use this matter to push me far? No way. You can't decide anything between you and me. Alright, I still have something I need to busy myself with, so you should eat first. If you have any objections, we'll talk about them later tonight. But you need to be mentally prepared, because it's useless to oppose them."

He hung up first.

She stared at the lunchbox in front of her. She felt that the development of some things was becoming more and more detached from her original intention.

At first, she thought she would be able to end all communication with him once she was finished with his tutelage.

Later on, she firmly believed that as long as she finished her internship with his company, she would be able to end the relationship with him.

And then ... She felt that William Walton liked her out of actuation, because there wasn't a person like her who didn't put him in her eyes.

She felt that if she refused him many times, he would have to give up.

But why? He was even more stubborn than her.

Was he really planning on not stopping until he achieved his goal?

But between her and him, there was no future at all.

Could it be that he really couldn't see that they were people of completely different worlds?

Where do the birds in the sky and the fish in the water search for the future?

The longer she spent with him, the more she owed him.

But now, how could she make him give up on her?