Chapter 858
Gabriel nodded approvingly at Esther. “Well done. By the way, there’s something I’d like to discuss with you.”
“What is it?”
“Follow me.”
He led Esther into a conference room, contemplating how they used to believe protecting her involved sheltering her, like a
delicate flower shielded from life’s hardships.
Now, Gabriel was no longer shackled to such an approach. He hoped Esther could carve her own path.
“Esther, you’ve probably heard some details from Logan. Currently, there’s an opportunity. If you pass the assessment, you can
be directly recruited as Logan’s official partner. Would you like that?”
Without hesitation, Esther said, “Yes.”
“This path is very dangerous, and there’s a possibility you might sacrifice your life, just like your father did. Are you still willing to
do it?”
For some reason, as Gabriel heard Esther agree, he felt a twinge of relief but also a hint of reluctance deep within. He knew that
if Esther didn’t choose such a perilous profession, she could lead a very happy life relying solely on the medical skills inherited
from Agatha.
“Yes.” Esther took a deep breath, her gaze calm. “When is the assessment?”
“Tomorrow.”
“Grandpa Gabriel, rest assured, I’ll definitely pass the assessment...”
While Esther and Gabriel conversed, Logan knocked on the conference room door. Standing in the doorway, he said, “Esther, I
need them restored to normal.”
“Okay, I forgot...”
Esther got up and headed to the interrogation room with Logan.
Logan’s foreign colleagues only saw Esther walk up to those men. With a few taps and pinches of her delicate hands, the men
instantly transformed into people who could now speak, write, and move freely.
“Logan, what kind of trick did your partner use? Magic? It’s incredible!”
There was pride in Logan’s tone that he himself didn’t realize. “An ancient mystic art.”
The foreign colleagues were curious. “Is it martial arts? We heard everyone in your country knows martial arts. Is that true?”
“Yeah, each of us is assigned a master at birth.”
Esther didn’t expose Logan’s nonsense. Instead, she returned to the conference room where Gabriel was.
Seeing Esther, Gabriel handed her a card. “Esther, this is a card I found at the scene of our car accident.”
Previously, Esther didn’t understand anything, and Gabriel couldn’t mention it. However, as Esther was about to face danger
head-on now, Gabriel couldn’t hide the fact about the card from her.
Esther picked up the card on the table, looking at the flower on the front and the text on the back, especially the signature “X”.
Her temple seemed to ache slightly as if she had heard or seen this “X” somewhere but couldn’t recall it at the moment.