My Fabulous Girl Boss by Evergreen novel Chapter 624

Chapter 624 Kayson was surprised before he shook his head. “It‘s yours. Consider an apology from Josiah.”

Noella widened her eyes. “Do you know how much money is in here? Mine? Are you sure?”

“I‘m not in need of this petty amount.” Kayson nodded.

He had billions of dollars and would be receiving $1,200,000,000 from Zeke and Arno tomorrow.

“Did you just call $150,000,000 a petty amount !?” Noella was speechless, thinking Kayson might not understand how much it was.

“It‘s not a lot, but it‘s not a little either.” Kayson smiled and went back to his room to go through the Titanium Leo–roar manual.

Noella quickly asked, “Are you hungry? I can cook something up for you!”

She still wanted to thank Kayson properly.

“No. Eat something yourself if you‘re hungry,” Kayson told her and eagerly closed the door to his room.

It made Noella gnash her teeth in anger. “Tactless dude!”

As Kayson read the manual, he tried directing his inner energy to his throat and felt a burning sensation there, as if a ball of fire was trying to blow its way out.

“I see...”

About half an hour later, he could forcefully execute Titanium Leo–roar.

“Titanium Leo–roar is a skill that‘s brimming with energy that one‘s voice can subdue evil energy and negatively–charged creatures or items.

“It also pressures the mind, so it‘s no wonder my darksoul was affected!”

Kayson spent the night studying Titanium Leo–roar and was very much accomplished by the break of dawn.

Noella had a good night‘s sleep–probably because Kayson was around.

Kayson let her know before he went out. He had asked Shyla to tell Jeremy the previous night that they would be going to the crime department today.

Upon arriving at the Tinsleys‘, the four of them, including Tyrone, went straight to the crime department.

At the Skyspring Crime Department...

Wallace raised a brow. “Mr. Yarde, you can‘t make careless claims like this. It needs to be backed by evidence.”

It was then a forensic doctor who had just gotten changed walked in. She was tall and well put together.

“May I ask on what grounds is your judgment of a homicide made? I‘ve been doing autopsies for years too, but there‘s no

evidence thus far that points to this being a homicide case.”

Wallace introduced the woman. “This is our forensic doctor, Mia

Jamison.”

“Have you guys encountered hypnosis cases?” asked Kayson.

Wallace nodded with a frown. “We have, but we’ve already looked into the possibilities. The deceased hasn‘t come into contact with anyone suspicious.”

Mia said, looking at Kayson, “According to what you say, the deceased was probably hypnotized completely. This can‘t be achieved through items as the medium.

“And it requires a direct contact between the hypnotist and the deceased, or it‘s impossible for it to be done.”