Rebirth Reclaiming Her Self (Angela and Joseph) novel Chapter 466

Chapter 466 I Like To Stare at Him 

At Florence’s inquiry, Angela shifted her gaze to the bodyguard and James, contemplating the unfolding scene. Catching Angela’s glance, the bodyguard promptly announced, “Time to go. Escort him out.” 

Recalling her earlier instruction, Angela realized the time had elapsed as the bodyguard led James away. “Release him,” she instructed calmly. 

Following her directive, the bodyguard freed James. Momentarily released, James stood still, his disbelief evident as he locked eyes with Angela, who seemed distant. 

Sensing the tension, Angela averted her gaze, stating, “I won’t see you off.” James‘ expression betrayed a mix of emotions, understanding that lingering would serve no purpose. He departed hastily, disappearing into the elevator. 

As James left, Angela turned to Florence, extending an invitation, “I’m heading home. Would you like to join me, Miss Shelton?” Florence, however, ignored the offer and posed a question instead, “Did you hit your brother?” 

Angela refuted the accusation calmly, “He’s not my brother, and I didn’t hit him.” Florence persisted. “If you hit him, just admit it. Why deny it?” Angela carefully studied Florence’s expression and noticed a hint of excitement, unable to decipher her intentions. 

Unable to comprehend, she decided to walk towards the elevator. “Let’s go, Miss Shelton.” Florence shook her head. “You go your way. I’ll stay here and keep an eye on Jonathan.” Angela started to feel irritated. Anyone would feel uncomfortable having their spouse stared at like this. 

“Miss Shelton, perhaps it’s best to refrain from fixating on other people’s spouses. There are plenty of other options out there,” Angela remarked calmly, noting Florence’s brazen behavior. Despite her seeming irrationality, Florence’s directness contrasted sharply with the underhanded tactics typical of the Kins Family, particularly Fanny, who thrived on causing constant unease and annoyance. 

Florence’s defiant stare didn’t waver. “I simply enjoy his company, whether he’s taken or not. What’s it to you?” Florence defiantly stared at Angela. She was confident that Angela wouldn’t treat her the same way she treated James, hence her bold attitude. 

“She won’t intervene because you’re not worth the effort.” A deep voice interrupted, ending the standoff between the two. Florence pivoted and found Jonathan in her line of sight, his unwavering attention fixed on Angela, who met his gaze with a mix of intrigue and affection. The connection between them was palpable. 

“Jonathan,” Angela’s voice rang out, deliberate in its warmth, as she sought to showcase their bond before Florence. 

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A soft smile played on Angela’s lips, her eyes sparkling with amusement. Jonathan, unfazed by Florence’s presence, strode purposefully towards Angela, disregarding Florence entirely, “Shall we head home?” Jonathan’s tone was gentle yet resolute as he reached Angela’s side, their shared connection evident. 

Florence, trailing behind them, couldn’t contain her frustration. “Jonathan, after all this effort to find you, and you don’t even acknowledge me?” she protested. Jonathan spared her a fleeting glance, a hint of sarcasm in his response. However, he remained focused on Angela, dismissing Florence with practiced indifference. 

Jonathan wrapped his arm around Angela’s waist as they stepped into the elevator, sharing a brief embrace before the doors slid open once more. With Oliver and the bodyguard in tow, they filled the confined space, leaving Florence stranded outside, obstructed by the imposing figures of the guards. 

“Please, I need to get in!” Florence’s frustration boiled over, her ire now directed towards Oliver and the entourage. Angela’s voice, gentle yet firm, intervened, “Miss Shelton, the elevator is at capacity. You’ll have to wait for the next one.” 

“How can it be full with just four people? Jonathan, is this how you treat your guests?“. Florence’s accusation hung in the air, met with Angela’s serene smile. Angela’s smile carried a hint of innocence as she remarked, “Isn’t it full? It certainly appears that way to me. Right, Jonathan?” 

Jonathan’s smirk conveyed a sense of amusement as he indulged her, saying, “Yes, indeed. It’s full.” Undeterred, Florence made another attempt to halt the elevator’s descent, only to have her arm firmly grasped by another vigilant bodyguard. With a smooth motion, the doors closed, sealing off any chance of interference. 

Even as the elevator carried them away, Angela couldn’t resist stealing glances at Florence’s escalating frustration, finding a strange satisfaction in the sight. 

Pleased with Jonathan’s playful cooperation, Angela felt a warm glow of contentment wash over her as she reflected on their shared moment. 

Concerned for her well–being, Jonathan’s gentle voice broke through the tension, “Are you okay?” Angela shook her head with a reassuring smile. “I’m fine.” 

With Oliver standing steadfastly beside her, Angela felt shielded from any harm, especially when confronted by individuals like James and Florence. Jonathan’s smile echoed her sentiment. “That’s good.” 

As they ascended, the atmosphere inside the elevator remained both harmonious and tense. Florence’s futile attempts to break free from the bodyguard’s grasp only added to the tension, a silent reminder of the brewing conflict that lay ahead. 

After the elevator descended, her arm was finally released, and she raised her hand as if to 

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The bodyguard blocked her, but Florence cursed, “How dare you stop me? Just wait and see!” Spencer appeared at the opportune moment, looking nonchalant as he asked, “Is Miss Shelton causing trouble on our turf?” 

Florence coldly replied, “I came to see Jonathan, and your people are stopping me! Who’s causing trouble here? I think it’s him.” Spencer innocently said, “Those are not my people. They belong to Jon.” 

The bodyguard, expressionless, said, “Miss Shelton, I apologize for the previous offense, but stopping you was indeed Mr. Lawson’s intention.” 

Florence’s expression darkened, and she was about to say something when Spencer interjected, “Jon and his wife have already left. Why don’t you go and protect them?”