The Wolf’s Bride by Coffee’s Tea Novel Full Chapters
Chapter 675

Chapter 675

“What do you think, Andy?” Noir grinned.

“I think it’ll work.”

Andrius immediately called Dax.

Since that guy had a specialty, he had to make the most of it and not let the opportunity slip by.

“Wolf King…”

On the other end of the call, Dax’s expression immediately turned bitter when he saw that it wasAndrius calling. He asked impatiently, “What do you want? Can’t you let me enjoy some peace andquiet?”

Andrius grinned and said, “Dax, are you that unhappy getting a call from me?”

Dax paused and said, “I’m busy now. Get to the point.”

“The point is, I want to thank you for your help during this time and for cleaning up my messes. I’vedecided to treat you to a meal, so hurry up and come to Sumeria.”

For some reason, Andrius‘ frustration dissipated a lot when he heard the guy’s tone.

Dax was speechless. “I’m in the neighboring province now dealing with a very tricky matter. I won’t jointhe dinner. If you really want to thank me, then stop pestering me for favors all the time in the future.”

What was he saying?

It was like he was complaining about doing free labor.

Andrius said with a vague smile, “I’ll be waiting for you at Sumeria. Whether or not you come is up toyou.

After saying that, he hung up the phone.

“Will he come, Andy?” Noir leaned in to ask.

“Would you come if you were him?”

“Uh…” Noir nodded without hesitation. “Of course. It’s an invitation from the Wolf King. Who would darenot to come?”

Two hours later, in a certain bar, Dax arrived, out of breath. He found Andrius in a small private room,thoroughly enjoying himself.

He gasped for breath and had a frustrated expression on his face. “Wolf King, why exactly did you callme all the way here?”

“Come, sit.” Andrius grinned.

After Dax sat down, he said calmly, “I want you to give me some advice. How do I reject women andhave them stop pestering me?”

Day’s eyeballs almost popped out at those words. He stared straight at Andrius and stood up. Youmade me travel a thousand miles just for that?”

“What do you mean just for that?” Andrius said unhappily, “This matter isn’t just related to me, but alsoto the pure–hearted young women of Florence How can you call it just for that?”

“Argh” Dax immediately exploded with anger and nearly spewed out blood. He roared, “AndriusMoonshade, I’m going to teach you a lesson today!”

“Ahem…” Andrius pretended not to hear and laughed playfully, pouring a glass of wine and handing itover. “My dear Mr. Wimbleton, my dear Warzone Master, calm down!

“You know that I’m not good with words, and I’m reserved by nature. I have no experience at all dealingwith things like this, so I wanted to seek advice from you.

“For the physical and mental health of the young ladies in Florence, for the bright future of the WolfKing, and for the peace and stability of your Southern Warzone, I hope that you can offer me someguidance.”

Dax’s expression improved somewhat.

He sat down and down three glasses at once, then said solemnly, “You really got the wrong person forthis, Andrius.

“Who in Florence doesn’t know how I am? I have face blindness and don’t know if girls are pretty ornot, let alone what’s going on in their hearts, so you should ask someone else for advice.”

After saying that, he continued to drink as if nothing happened.

Andrius looked at him with a vague smile and said, “Dax, tell me honestly, were you trying not to laughwhen you were saying that?”

Dax looked confused. “What do you mean?”

“Oh, keep acting.” Andrius laughed and said teasingly, “Could it be that the title of Time ManagementMaster‘ I saw was fake?”

“What Time Management Master?” A trace of panic flashed in Dax’s eyes, and he said sternly,“Andrius, although you’re the Wolf King, you can’t just spew nonsense. This is slander! I’ll sue you for

slander! You’re slandering the reputation of the Southern Warzone Master!”

Andrius did not say much when Dax refused to admit it.

Instead…

Smack!

He dropped a stack of documents in front of Dax.

He clicked his tongue, flipping through the pages of illustrious achievements, and criticized, “Youstarted getting around the moment you reached 18, and you even almost got it on with your high schoolteacher. “Since then, you opened the door to a new world that couldn’t be contained