The Great Medical Saint (Matthew) novel Chapter 610

Leander was mentally prepared. Even if Tessa turned him down, he wouldn't be discouraged. He was ready for a long pitch to convince Tessa.

Having everything planned out in his head, he was surprised that she'd say yes so quickly.

Leander excitedly came up to Tessa and shook her hand. "Thank you so much. I didn't expect Ms. Sanders to be so supportive. You can count on me to give it my all and make sure everything goes smoothly."

Tessa was totally wrapped up in the idea of beating Matthew up with the exoskeleton. She didn't pay much attention to what Leander said and merely said, "Alright. Let's make this happen as soon as possible. When can we start?"

Was she so eager to start now? Leander chuckled and replied, "We still have a few minor issues to sort out.

"Besides that, we need to collect your brainwave data and your neuro sensitivity levels. There's a bunch of data to gather. If there's an error, a slight miscalculation can throw everything off."

Tessa didn't quite get it. "Are you saying this is risky?"

Leander flashed a diffident smile. "The risk isn't as serious as you think. Everything you do comes with some level of risk. Even drinking water can choke you. Since everything has its risks, you shouldn't worry about it.

"Our company is a bit tight on funds right now, so we can't pay you, but we can buy you insurance to ease your mind."

Getting paid, huh? Tessa didn't think getting paid was necessary. She was already grateful for gaining the strength equivalent to 1,000 pounds. Why would she need any payment?

But she was currently strapped for cash. Otherwise, she'd be happy to pay for this high-tech service.

"Let's head over to your company now. I can't wait to get things started."

Sporting a friendly smile, Leander led the way. "Let's go. My car is parked right there."

As Leander spoke, he pulled out his phone and sent a message to a chat group. "I've found a female volunteer. We're done with finding volunteers now. Everyone should head back to the company."