Wait, She’s a Billionaire by Ms. Shadow

Chapter 938

Meanwhile, in the National Investigation Bureau’s office, Romello’s body was nearing its limit.

After over five hundred push–ups and no chance to rest, he had gone straight into over two hours of squats.

Moreover, there was no room for slacking off. Even a momentary lapse in concentration could result in the books on his legs and arms falling.

Under this intense and grueling punishment, Romello had no time to think about anything else, his only focus being to endure this hellish and painful experience as quickly as possible.

A series of ringing came from the timer.

Romello took a deep breath and smiled in relief.

Who would have thought that one day he would find the sound of the timer so delightful, surpassing all the melodic tunes in the world?

“Mr. Jenkins, time’s up.”

Elliot casually handled the paperwork with a red pen and grunted in acknowledgment.

“Put the books back.”

“Thank you, Mr. Jenkins.”

Granted pardon, Romello felt as if he had been given a second chance at life.

It had been many years since he endured such devilish training, and his body was certainly not as resilient as before.

neatly returned the books to their shelves, ensuring each was placed back in

order.

to the open space in front of his desk, slightly bowing to Elliot, ready

glanced at Romello.

Romello was taken aback.

not

Chater Exa

and there out of sheer

“Yes, Mr. Jenkins?”

the pen in his hand and leisurely poured a glass of iced

Take a sip of

at Elliot

he suddenly showing such mercy, even pouring tea

he felt a bit apprehensive and suspicious, he took a couple of steps forward and accepted

the extreme torture of the punishment, he

the tea, Elliot spoke in a

training later will be quite challenging for you. Without drinking some water, how will

grasp, crashing onto the

the untouched tea,

“Mr. Jenkins, I’ll cover the

icy as he interrupted, “Of course, you’ll have to compensate. But it seems you don’t appreciate the tea I’ve poured

I

you’re not very tired

Romello’s expression was grim.