Chapter 2847 - 37: Day Three (7)

Chapter 2847: Chapter 37: Day Three (7)

Thinking about this, Ben Lucas’s hard heart softened a bit.

Rarely did he soften his tone, using his rich, magnetic voice to scold: "Only ran five kilometers and already tired like this, Harrison, you really lack exercise."

Although he said this, those arms firmly encircled Harrison’s waist, showing no sign of letting go.

However, as soon as he finished speaking, Harrison, whose entire body weight was leaning against him, suddenly jerked backwards as if shocked.

"Report, Major General, I’m fine, I can run another five kilometers!" Harrison didn’t know where the strength came from, not only pushing Ben Lucas away but also straightening up into a standing posture.

Clearly someone who couldn’t even walk a moment ago was now standing tall and straight.

If not seen firsthand, Ben Lucas would never know that his adjutant, who grew up alongside him and who he depended on most, would avoid him like this.

Though Harrison tried hard to hide it, her pale complexion and eyes as if seeing a ghost betrayed her mercilessly.

Ben Lucas’s entire demeanor became even colder.

His eyes, deep and cold, scanned up and down Harrison, icy and piercing.

After a few seconds, Ben Lucas’s cold voice rang out again: "Since you can still run, continue tomorrow. Seems like a five-kilometer weighted sprint is nothing for you, so how about this – add five more kilograms of weight, and a kilometer more tomorrow.

The special forces require a 35-kilogram weight, and a five-kilometer sprint must be completed within twenty-five minutes.

Since Miss Lucas finds today’s special forces training too easy, starting tomorrow, your weight increases to 30 kilograms, sprint six kilometers, still within twenty-five minutes."

Harrison’s frail body did not bear the 35 kilograms weight Ben Lucas ultimately couldn’t bear to push her that hard.

However, despite this, the sprint time was not generous, yet the distance added an extra kilometer.

This was still very challenging for Harrison, who had been doing civilian work for a long time without prolonged special training.

Yet Harrison stood still, upright, biting her lower lip, without a word of concession.

Ben Lucas’s deep and icy gaze fell on her sweat-soaked, disheveled face, his black pupils contracted tightly.

"Since you have no objections, let’s start tomorrow... whenever you can’t run anymore or feel it’s tough, tell me personally."

Without another word, Ben Lucas turned and left coldly.

And until he walked far, Harrison didn’t move an inch.

It wasn’t until Ben Lucas ascended the second floor, his tall figure disappearing on the stairs, that Harrison suddenly collapsed, falling to the side.

"Miss Lucas, Miss Lucas..." The two soldiers who dared not breathe a moment ago quickly supported Harrison.

And they didn’t know, as they embraced Harrison and hurriedly checked her condition.

Ben Lucas, who should have returned to the study room, was lurking behind the window at the stairway on the second floor, coldly watching this scene in the courtyard.

Harrison...

’She’ actually resisted him like this.

*

Harrison was quite tormented in the morning, especially after barely surviving that terrifying weighted sprint, she was ordered by the young master to continue tomorrow.

However, Harrison, being stubborn since childhood, it was due to this tenacity and passionate dedication, she managed to get into the military, using her slender body to make it this far.

After being helped into the small building by two kind comrades, she politely declined the offer for them to help her upstairs.

She slowly held onto the banister, making her way upstairs.

The stomach, having had no breakfast, was extremely uncomfortable, but Harrison couldn’t bother about it now, she didn’t even have the strength to drink water, only wanting to lie down quickly.

[Update on November 20th, see you tomorrow night~]