No longer a pushover

Chapter 186

Donovan frowned. "What is she doing here? I bet it's not for anything good!"

Ever since Noelle handed him the severance agreement, Donovan had been too upset to sleep properly the night before.

"This is actually good news. Mr. Benedict Graham from Yole University admissions office came to discuss Noelle's application with her." Lionel deliberately phrased it this way.

Even he couldn't understand why the Liddells wouldn't let Noelle attend Yole University. He couldn't help but wonder if the Liddells had lost their minds.

Donovan's expression immediately darkened. "Didn't I already turn down the offer from the admissions office at Yole University?"

Lionel responded, "This is Noelle's own choice. She has the right to make her own decisions, and no one has the right to stop her."

"No! I won't allow it!" Donovan shouted, looking directly at Noelle. "With your personality, you'll just cause trouble if you go to Yasnia. Who's going to look after you then? Studying locally is the best choice for you."

When Xenia heard that Noelle could go to Yole University, jealousy and

resentment bubbled up inside her. Why could Noelle easily get the offer, but she couldn't?

don't you stay here and study with

someone who can't even pass the college entrance exam get into Yole University? Dream on. Don't you feel ashamed expecting me to settle for

was stunned by Noelle's sharp words. Her

out and walked straight to Donovan, shaking his hand. "Mr. Liddell, she is truly

grew tense. Even he was

replied coldly, "Noelle has never gone far from home. She isn't suited

Noelle interrupted, "Did you forget that I signed the severance agreement with you yesterday? I'm

yourself, haven't you? Do you think you're so special just because you topped the exams? After graduation, you'll still have to rely on

go of Donovan's

worry about your employment. Yole

enough credibility."

Then, the admissions staff

to make a national top scorer attend the same university

and he became even

you satisfied now? What's there to be