Chapter 39 I Also Forgot About Him

"I’ll take care of it, Dad," Mason said as he helped me when I almost fell. "She's tired. She needs to rest. You can't train her if she's badly weakened like this." "She’s not learning because she’s not being pushed to her limits," the old man shook his head as he stood up. "Make sure she learns, Mason. I didn’t search for her for so long just for her to end up like this." He looked at me with astonishment. "She will be beneficial for us. Her unusual sense of learning will make everything easy for us to operate. She needs to be in a good state before she takes over the organization." "What is he talking about?" I asked Mason, who was holding onto my shoulders. I didn’t understand anything he was saying to me or to Mason. He wanted me to train wholeheartedly for a reason I couldn’t even decipher. "Don’t mind him," Mason said with conviction as he accompanied me to my room. It was just a small room, enough for one person to sleep in. "I want you to forget all of this and live a good life