Chapter 38 A Bank Card
Chapter 38 A Bank Card
Upon hearing the satisfactory answer, Angela blinked her eyes, suddenly stood up, and rummaged through her bag for a bottle of medicine. “I almost forgot, Jonathan’s medication should be running out soon. This is for the next course of treatment. Stick to the treatment, and you will see the results soon.”
She paused for a moment and added, “I don’t have class tomorrow morning, so I’ll bring you some Five Elements Nourishing Heart Porridge.”
“Okay.” Jonathan nodded without objection while glancing at Sebastian next to him.
Seeing Jonathan’s cooperation, Sebastian was quite pleased.
He had complete faith in Angela’s words.
In recent days, Jonathan’s complexion had improved significantly, even visible to the naked eye.
At that moment, Sebastian caught Jonathan’s gaze and happily pulled out a bank card from his coat pocket. “Angela, from now on, use this card for your medicine and ingredient purchases.”
Angela stood there, stunned.
Had she seen it correctly? Was the card Sebastian handed her really a bank card?
In her previous life, she had seen a bank card in Fanny’s possession. It was a gift from James. Fanny could
out. use it to shop for whatever she pleased when she wa
But that was at least six or seven years later, during a time when the domestic economy had made significant progress, and the Kins Family, thanks to her hard work, had overcome financial challenges and was steadily on its way to becoming a listed company.
Silence hung in the air for three seconds, and Angela felt a wave of emotion wash over her.
She was deeply touched. Her biological parents and four brothers had never been so generous to her. Jonathan was truly amazing!
Previously, she had regarded Jonathan as a good patient, but now, she looked at him with complete respect. Jonathan was caring and kind–hearted.
Without any hesitation, she reached out her small hand to take the card, and her eyes transformed into
smiles.
“Thank you, Jonathan. I’ll keep track of the prices for the medicines and ingredients I purchase.”
With the bank card, it would be much more convenient for her to buy things. She didn’t have to worry about missing out on the quick payment of certain treasures and certain letters in the future. Carrying too much cash every day was a hassle, and she always feared it might get lost or stolen.
And she really wanted to keep the bank card! Who would say no to a black card?
The elegant red color and the impressive American flag design. Oh, it was just fantastic!
But anything other than herbs and ingredients, she won’t use this card!
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The previous six thousand bucks will cover her consultation fees for quite a while.
“No need,” Jonathan responded briefly.
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Angela held back any further words, offering a smile to Jonathan. After all, she had no intention of using the money on this card for her personal expenses. She carefully stowed the bank card in her bag and then retrieved a list she had prepared.
“Sebastian, this is my typical class schedule. I’m available for consultations anytime outside of class hours. and the circled days are when I’ll be delivering the medicinal meals”
Sebastian, still recovering from his daze, took the list with a puzzled look. “Angela, why are you taking classes from two departments!”
Jonathan, too, directed his gaze at Angela.
She felt a twinge of embarrassment. “Well… I was somewhat blinded by love before and enrolled in the Brundelian department following Christopher. Now I regret it. Better late than never. I’m currently preparing for the medical department exam.”
She reflected on her past foolishness and acknowledged that love could lead to some questionable decisions, like following someone like Christopher.
Sebastian suddenly remembered. “Oh, look at my memory, I forgot about your marriage contract with Christopher…”
He trailed off upon realizing Angela’s current attitude toward Christopher was markedly different. The disdainful tone and expression she wore suggested a newfound aversion to him.
Jonathan remained silent. His expression was neutral.
Angela vigorously shook her head. “Sebastian, my marriage contract with that jerk… I mean, Christopher. has been canceled. From now on, he and I are going our separate ways. There’s no connection between us.”
“This…” Sebastian hesitated, questioning whether he had heard the word “jerk” correctly. However, Angela’s stern expression made him doubt himself.
Confused, he remembered a time when Angela adored Christopher. She used to follow him like a shadow, wherever he went. How could her feelings for him suddenly change?
However, deep down, Sebastian knew that Christopher didn’t feel the same way about Angela. In fact, he despised her. Christopher wasn’t deserving of someone as wonderful as Angela to entrust her life to.
“Canceling the marriage contract is a wise decision. You’ll find someone more reliable.” Sebastian offered comfort. He believed that Angela still had feelings for Christopher, and he felt the need to persuade her.
Angela was aware that neither Sebastian, Jonathan, nor the Kins Family believed her. They assumed she was infatuated and throwing a tantrum.
Internally, she sneered at the thought of that scoundrel. She wished she could crush him to dust, Love, to her, was nothing more than a joke.
Angela raised her clear eyes and flashed a casual smile. “Girls don’t always need to get married. Living independently has its advantages.”
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Suddenly, her phone chimed, and Quincy, her impatient cousin, barked from the other end. “Angela, why are you wandering outside of school? Mom bought you a cake, and I’m supposed to deliver it. Where are you?”
Quincy came to her school?
Angela quickly responded, “T’m still at a friend’s place. I’ll be back at school soon
On the phone, Quincy snorted disdainfully. “I’m not waiting for you at the school gate. Go home and eat it yourself!” With that, he hung up.
Listening to the dial tone, Angela glanced at the two people in front of her with embarrassment. “Sebastian, Jonathan, I need to go home. Sebastian, could you put the double–layered milk pudding in the fridge for me? I’ll pick it up tomorrow when I come to drop off the medicinal diet.”
Sebastian nodded, “Sure thing. Angela. You go ahead.”
Jonathan remained silent and simply observed Angela scurrying away like a rabbit.
Watching Angela hurriedly leave, Sebastian couldn’t help but sigh, “Poor Angela, the Kins family has tormented her, and Christopher broke her heart. She even expressed her reluctance to marry”
Jonathan gazed thoughtfully in the direction Angela had gone, his eyes fixed on the floor–to–ceiling window.
“Let’s plant rosebushes at the entrance,” he suddenly suggested to Sebastian.
“Huh?” Sebastian was surprised but quickly understood the idea and responded with a chuckle. “Sure thing. Master Jonathan. Rosebushes are undeniably beautiful. They bloom every month. Angela did mention she likes them, too!”
“Mm.”
When Angela returned to Donald’s house, she ran into Emilia, who was chatting with her old friend at the
entrance.
The two elderly ladies were gossiping while munching on sunflower seeds. Emilia was sitting sideways and couldn’t see Angela.
However, Angela ignored her..
At that exact moment, a chubby little boy ran towards Emilia and exclaimed, “Mrs. Langdon, where’s the cake you promised me!”
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Emilia waved her hand dismissively and retorted, “Cake? Go bother your grandma to get you one.”
She then vented her frustration to her old friend, saying, “Look at the Lime Family’s grandson, such a glutton. I just treated him to cake a few days ago, and now he’s crying and throwing a fit, demanding more. Can’t he ask his grandma? It’s truly shameless.”
As Emilia turned around to shoo away the eager boy, she found herself unexpectedly face–to–face with Angela.
