Love Began with the First Meeting novel Chapter 1250

"Sir!" Maggie called after him.

"Yes?"

Annoyed by Edgar's attitude, Maggie said, "It was a simple mistake. I don't know how to write an apology letter of 20, 000 words."

Edgar replied with a sneer, "That's your problem, not mine."

"But, sir…" Maggie tried to explain further, but was cut short by Edgar.

"Maggie!"

"Yes, sir!"

"Run five kilometers with 20 kilograms on your back!" Edgar said sternly, "If you still want to talk about this issue, you can look for me after you are done." After darting a cold glance at her, Edgar turned and strode away.

Maggie was infuriated. She clenched her fists until her knuckles turned pale.

Gordon Li thought to himself, 'What happened to the Captain? He is messing with Maggie.' "Well," he said to Maggie, "I guess you can start now. Your backpack should be about 20 kilograms. We will wait for you here until you finish."

The other three consoled Maggie and told her that they would wait as well. Maggie gritted her teeth and growled, "He saw my backpack and purposely wanted me to run with the weight." Frustrated, she turned to her friends and said, "You guys go to your rooms. I will meet you later." She winked and then added, "But you better wait for me before going to the canteen!"

Food took all priority. She laughed and waved at them. The four of them smiled helplessly. Without dragging her foot any further, Maggie started running. The camp ground was huge; the total circumference of it was about two kilometers. So, she had to take two and a half rounds to complete her punishment. On any other day, this would have been a piece a cake for her. But she hadn't fully recovered from her drunken night-out, and she had also run to the camp in the morning. Failing to keep herself properly hydrated, Maggie struggled to maintain her footing with the weight on her back, as if she would drop down and die any moment.

Edgar was standing near his office window, eyes fixated on Maggie. His office and the dorm were connected. Through the window, he could see the entire camp of the Eagle Special Brigade.

"Sir!" someone called him from outside the door.

Edgar didn't turn around. Maintaining a steady eye contact on Maggie, who was still running, he ordered, "Come in!"

Daniel had taken off his field combat uniform and had wiped off the paint from his face. He was now in his normal uniform with a dignified aura around him that belonged only to a soldier. "Sir, what are you looking at?" Curiously, he stepped forward and saw a girl running on the ground with her backpack.

"Isn't that one of our new recruits?" Although she was not easy to spot from far away, Daniel still identified her from her clothes. "Why is she receiving punishment on her first day?"