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Bring Your A Game, Mr novel Chapter 266

Chapter 266,Coolest Girl in Town
Just as Elise was about to say something, Rowena stopped her by shoving the bag into her hands before turning around to get into the car. “Goodbye, Miss Sinclair!” Watching as the car vanished from sight, she lowered her head and looked at the new banknotes with a frown. … The next day, the freshmen began their military training. All the students were asked by the instructor to change into their military uniforms and gather at the field early in the morning. Elise was quite tall, so she stood at the far side of the line. The instructor, Harry Miller, was a young chap that seemed to be in his twenties.
He had dark skin and a sculpted face. “Today’s the first day of your military training. Let’s start with the most basic military posture.” After looking around, he pointed at a girl standing the furthest from him. “Come to the front and demonstrate.” Janice Garcia, the girl whom he called upon, strode forward before standing upright and motionlessly like a tree. Her posture was flawless. “See this? This is the standard military posture.

Now, it’s your turn. Attention!” With that, all the students stood as required for the military posture. By noon, many students were already exhausted. During noon break, Addison rubbed her calves and slumped on the bed. “I can’t do it anymore. I won’t be going in the afternoon.” Handing Addison a bottle of juice, Ricky said, “Save your energy. It’s only the beginning.” Just as Ricky was speaking, she glanced at Elise. “Look at her. She looks as if nothing had happened. Your body’s too weak, so you need to exercise more.” “I’m fine with normal exercises, but this military training is too intense!

Elise, how did you do it like it was nothing?” Addison pursed her lips. Having no choice, Elise explained, “I attended military training before, so I’m able to cope pretty quickly.” “Oh, I attended military training during high school too, but that one seemed alright. Why’s it so hard now that we’re in university?” Upon hearing this, Elise didn’t know what to say. Just then, Ricky remembered something. “Janice seems pretty good too. I heard she grew up in the army compound,” she said. “Stop talking about her. I can’t stand seeing her. It’s like I’m seeing Sergeant Miller.”

Addison sighed. Then, she flipped over and continued to lie on the bed after finding a comfortable position. “Fine. Rest well in the afternoon. We need to assemble at 2:00PM. I’ll come and call you guys later.” After that, Ricky left the dorm. Elise normally didn’t take naps in the afternoon, so she took out her exercise book and continued to work on the questions. At 2:00PM, Elise dragged Addison, who was reluctant to move, to the field. The training had not started, so everyone gathered around Janice and showered her with flattery. “You’re amazing, Janice!”

“Yeah! Military posture is so hard and has so many requirements, but you did as if it was nothing! I’m so jealous.” “If I were as good as you, then I wouldn’t have to be punished by Sergeant Miller.” As Janice listened to everyone’s praises without saying anything, she couldn’t help but smile. Feeling smug, she was enjoying how everyone fawned over her at that moment. She had undergone various training with her dad since young. Hence, such trivial military training was a piece of cake for her. “It’s all thanks to my dad. You guys did great too!”

 

What she said made her even more likable. Initially, she didn’t know her new classmates that well, but after some interaction, everyone seemed to like her a lot more. “All the best in the afternoon training, everyone!” As everyone was talking, Harry made his way over. Immediately, all the students went back to their places. “We have practiced the military posture in the morning. Now, let’s learn some basic movements. I’ll demonstrate in front. Those who do well can rest early.” As soon as he said so, everyone was delighted. However, after he demonstrated, everyone had a problem following.

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