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Too Late to Hold Me Back novel Chapter 256

You'll have a three-day probationary period where you only get a flat rate without bonuses.

You get one day off a week, and working through it earns you overtime. During the official holidays, that overtime pay doubles."

"That's amazing. Thank you so much! Once I get my first paycheck, I'm treating you to dinner there."

"Deal. I'll hold you to it."

While Mira hardly needed a free meal, she wasn't about to crush the girl's genuine gratitude.

Mira's winter break swiftly settled back into a grueling, four-point routine: martial arts, apothecary arts, vocal training, and the corporate office. She took her lessons in the mornings and handled business in the afternoons.

Under Master Ellis, Mira successfully earned her red belt in Taekwondo. However, securing her certification in advanced pharmacology required passing a brutally rigorous exam.

"You're the master. If you say I pass, I pass. Why do I have to take a test?"

"My master was my own father, and I still failed his test three times before I finally passed."

"You must have been really dense," Mira blurted out instinctively.

"Excuse me? What did you just say?"

"I said, he must have been really strict."

"If we aren't strict, it ruins the legacy of our discipline. Our standing in this world relies on flawless execution and ironclad rules."

"Right, right. Let's do the test, then."

"We can't do it today. The exam takes half a day, and I still need to prep the botanical ingredients."

"Just let me know when you're ready."

"Do not underestimate this apothecary exam. It is notoriously difficult.

Your grasp of the theoretical chemistry is solid, but you sorely lack hands-on experience."

Seeing how casually Mira was taking it, Master Ellis felt compelled to issue a stern warning.

"Got it. I'll put more hours into it. Actually, I won't do anything else today—I'll just focus on my pharmacology."

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