Serve No One This Life

Chapter 333 Keeping a Watchful Eye

Chapter 333 Keeping a Watchful Eye

Yaxley had just finished his night routine and was preparing to settle in for the night at Northland Hotel. Suddenly, an irregular knocking sounded on his door.

He wasn’t in the best mood, but he got up to open the door, only to find Mobius standing outside, who was also not looking too pleased.

“What are you doing here?” Yaxley asked bluntly.

Mobius handed him a gift box. “Just bringing you something. Here.”

Yaxley glanced at the gift box that was stuffed into his hand. He didn’t even have the interest. to open it. He frowned and was about to close the door.

But Mobius blocked the doorway. “Hold on. When I was coming up, I saw a woman at the front desk asking for your room number. She’s quite attractive. Who is she?”

It was just a casual question from Mobius, who had just finished a gathering with some friends and happened to swing by the hotel to drop off a gift for Yaxley. However, as he passed by the front desk, he overheard a conversation between Fanny and the receptionist.

When Fanny mentioned Yaxley’s room number, Mobius instinctively slowed his pace and eavesdropped for a few extra words.

He was particularly familiar with Yaxley’s room number because this hotel was jointly operated by his family and the Collier Family, with his family holding the main management rights. Yaxley’s room was the one his family had long reserved for him.

“I don’t know her.” Yaxley wasn’t interested in answering Mobius‘ questions and casually wanted to close the door.

Mobius didn’t press further. He just leaned against the door and said, “I heard that Tyler is targeting you. You didn’t attend their welcome banquet.”

“I don’t care.” Yaxley didn’t have much of an impression of Tyler. If he hadn’t seen him a couple of days ago, he might have asked who Tyler was when Mobius mentioned him.

“Anyway, let him scheme. But tomorrow, I’m organizing a gathering, and you must come.”

Yaxley coldly refused, “I’m busy tomorrow.”

“What about the day after tomorrow?” Mobius asked persistently.

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“Are you that idle?” Yaxley was getting impatient. Being disturbed during his rest would make him tired tomorrow, and he was starting to feel angry.

Mobius raised his hands in surrender. “Not really. But since you’ve finally returned to Northland, we should get together.”

at him inexplicably and

closer to Mobius. He could decline his invitation once,

day after tomorrow? If it’s settled, then you

to disturb Yaxley any further

about whether to go

he appeared aloof and unapproachable, he was

been brought to Northland by George, expecting help from Dylan and wholehearted dedication from Christopher, but the former

she felt almost

Fanny could make sense of her hesitation, a

stranger’s face and asked in confusion, “Do

and politely responded, “I’m a friend of Yaxley. Weren’t you just at the front desk, inquiring about his room number

only overhearing Fanny report the room number, and then the front desk retrieved something for her, but he

Yaxley said he wasn’t familiar with Fanny, he

Yarley.

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repeated this name in her mind, then bit her lip and looked at Mobius. “Yes, is he asleep? I want to thank

her and said regretfully, “He’s asleep, and 1–advise you not to disturb him

this time.”

contact information with you. We have a gathering

moment. Although she didn’t understand why Mobius did this,

returned to the villa, which Dylan had prepared for her. The latter had already left, but

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day was a relatively

worried about him, so she accompanied

stay with the company long before receiving a

noon, Angela saw Yaxley downstairs

a young girl who was quite excited to see Angela. Before Yaxley could speak, the girl ran up to Angela

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turned out that this was the person Angela had saved

after Ava thanked her

gave

her a

Ava clearly wasn’t ready to part ways yet; even though she exchanged contact information with

simply whisked her

upstairs, Jonathan asked, “What did Yaxley want with

and explained, “It’s not about the

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