Kiss My Revenge The Heiress Strikes Back

Chapter 336

The military high command.

"He's back now, so I guess there's no reason to worry anymore, right?"

The man speaking had a grin on his face as he extinguished his cigarette in a specially designed ashtray nearby. On his shoulder, golden oak leaves glimmered alongside three stars.

Everyone seated around the conference table sported medals of at least two stripes, indicating their high ranks within the military.

Since it was an internal meeting, the atmosphere was informal. Unlike their political counterparts who sat rigidly, these were warriors, rugged and unpretentious.

Some lounged casually, legs kicked up, while others slouched in their seats, the room thick with the tang of smoke. The ashtrays on the table were overflowing.

The country's military had installed a ventilation system exclusively for the smoke in their meeting rooms. So despite the relentless smoking, the room never felt stuffy.

This ragtag group of men, though appearing relaxed, were the very core of the country's military command. Among them were Timothy and Beck, seated towards the lower end of the table, noticeably distant from each other. Their mutual disdain was palpable.

this caliber wouldn't include them. But given the discussion's focus on an important

him unless it's crucial. Right now, he's at the base whipping those young bucks into shape,"

was evidently a relief. Had he attended, the prime seat to the right of the

mug. "They needed a good dressing down. In these three years he's been gone,

were like a pack of wild wolves who

men, mostly the offspring of military families, were thrown into the forces early, passing through rigorous trials. They excelled in every

a real headache.

en

tame another. Since

he'd kept them in check

powers, and keep your hands off," the head officer declared, rapping the

want to meddle? We've long

potato. If it weren't for these three years without a

a hot potato. Initially, it hadn't existed within the military's structure, created for overseas operations and