The Prodigious Jaxon Vander

Jaxon went to a college with elite students. The students there were so wealthy that they never cared about anyone who got a scholarship. According to them, people who get such waivers are only poor people who cannot afford to pay and are willing to be used by the campus. The students couldn't believe the campus had changed the Student of the Year selection criteria for the first time in history. Until now, only the most remarkable and accomplished students got it. They also generally come from the upper class. But this was different with Jaxon. He was indeed a handsome man; most of the female students recognised that. It was just that Jaxon's reputation could have been better. He was notoriously geeky and destitute. Those two things made the upper-class girls feel embarrassed and reluctant to approach Jaxon. Not to mention Jaxon was always the object of jokes from a group of other famous students who had a tremendous influence on campus. "Hey, look at that nerd. He doesn't deserve

Jaxon, who had been brooding, now woke up from his reverie. After the gathering in the hall was over, Jaxon went to calm down. The relationship between him and Miley had only ended three weeks ago. Even though the girl had finally graduated from college, Jaxon still felt the effects of their relationship. "People talk about me as if I won the lottery. They treat me so lowly but, at the same time, are jealous. I don't understand anymore," Jaxon thought to himself. Jaxon was alone in the corridor, thinking about everything he had experienced, so he unknowingly missed the first ten minutes of his class. When he realised, Jaxon hurried away. Jaxon hurriedly walked up the stairs, but unexpectedly he accidentally met four students in the hallway leading to his class. Jaxon recognised the four children: Tristan, Rhodes, Charles and Teddy. Jaxon, who was in a hurry, hurried to leave, but unexpectedly Tristan, known as the leader of the four men, stopped him and said, "Hey guys, look at thi

Right after the subject they were participating in was finished, Rachel, who was in the front row, stood up, walked over to Jaxon and said, "Hey Jaxon, do you have anything to do this afternoon?" Rachel asked with a smile and a friendly voice. Jaxon nodded and said, "Yes, Rachel, after this, I will go to the Franktuary Restaurant to work there as a waiter on the side; well, it's not bad for extra income," Jaxon said with a smile. He never felt the slightest bit ashamed of being honest and upfront that he would look for a job after college, and it was no secret that he was the poorest student, so no one cared. Jaxon then continued, "It just so happened that there was a shortage of waiters, so the restaurant manager accepted my application to work their half-time, but Rachel, what is it that you are asking about my activities this afternoon?" asked Jaxon a little curiously. Hearing Jaxon ask, Rachel blushed a little and replied, "Ah no, it's okay; I just wanted to take you to the lib

As soon as the Manager left the table where Tristan and his friends were, Jaxon, who Charles' kick had knocked down, got up. He was about to leave because the Manager had ordered him to go to Manager's room, but before he could take a step, the unsatisfied Tristan said with a contemptuous smile, "Remember Jaxon! It is not over yet; you will still face many difficult things in the future." Jaxon did not respond; he knew that if he responded to Tristan's words and continued to linger there, the problem would worsen, so Jaxon decided to leave immediately. Arriving at the door of Manager's office, Jaxon immediately knocked on the door, and soon a voice from inside invited him to enter. Jaxon pushed the door, swinging his steps into the room; when he reached the front of Manager's desk, he saw that the Manager was looking at him with a look that was hard to interpret. Manager Logan stood up from his chair, walked over to Jaxon and said, "Jaxon, what are you doing? Are you unable to wor

Charles, who was beside Jaxon, gritted his teeth. He immediately grabbed Jaxon's wrist to twist the hand, but soon Charles was surprised because the hand he was trying to turn was made of rock; it didn't move at all. At this moment, Charles felt the veins and muscles on that arm moonlighting hardened stiffly. Charles, who had wanted to break Jaxon's hand, began to feel a chill on the back of his head. At this time, Jaxon moved his left hand to the side, pushing the body of Rhodes, who was on his left and then facing to the right, where Charles was still standing with his head filled with various things that were difficult to understand. At this time, Jaxon had pressed his face slightly to the side of Charles' body and whispered, "Charles, you know, the four of you who are here are not worthy opponents for me; for me, you are just a piece of dirt that I underestimate, remember Charles, all this time I have only relented and continued to relent, you must know Charles that I am not we