e asked, “Which one?”
“The tallest female trainee. Her father is Charles Meyer, the man who broke the record for the five-kilometer run with weights!” The chief instructor pointed at Hannah, thinking that she had the best chance to be the best trainee.
The man raised an eyebrow and pointed at a girl with his index finger. “How about that female trainee with her top tucked into her pants?”
Hearing this, the chief instructor looked over. There was only one trainee with her top tucked into her pants—it was Janet.
When the chief instructor saw that he was talking about Janet, he burst into laughter. “I’m afraid that she’s the worst among those seven trainees.” After a short pause, he continued, “Her results are really bad, but she insists on participating in the competition. Even her instructors couldn’t stop her.” She is as stubborn as a mule!
The corner of the man’s lips curled into a smirk and there was an unnoticeable hint of rage in his eyes. “Well, you might be wrong!”
The chief instructor chuckled and said, “You can see it for yourself!” Based on my years of experience and judging from Janet’s fitness evaluation report, she’ll definitely be the last one today.
“Well then, let’s bet!” the man said as he looked at the girl from the spectator area and tapped his fingertips on the fence.
Hearing this, the chief instructor smiled and replied, “There’s no need to place bets. If Janet isn’t the last one to pass that line today, you can make any request and I’ll do my best to satisfy you!”
The man squinted and with a grin, he calmly replied, “Great! Well then, I’ll have to think about what I want!”
The chief instructor shook his head helplessly. Why didn’t he choose from the other six students? Why did he insist on placing his bet on the weakest trainee? Perhaps the rich and powerful find doing something like this interesting!
The first category was a five-kilometer run with weights, and the order of running was based on their fitness evaluation report. Naturally, the first one to run was Hannah from medical school.
The second runner was Elmer Shelton from the performance arts school; the third runner was Holt Kennedy from the media and communication school; the fourth runner was Tory Hines from dance school; the fifth runner was Judy Bird from the school of physics; the sixth runner was Ruth French from the school of chemistry; and the last runner was Janet, who was the complete opposite of Hannah.
When the audience heard that Hannah was the first runner, cheers could be heard from the crowd.
“Hannah, you’re the best!”
“Go, Hannah! Show them your strength!”
“Good luck, Hannah! You’ll definitely win the best trainee!”
Janet raised her hands and covered her ears. She stared blankly into space as if she was not prepared.
When Abby and the others saw her expression, they couldn’t help but sigh.
They were planning to cheer for Janet, but it seemed like it would be useless at that moment!
Later, after the chief instructor gave the command, Hannah immediately rushed forward, carrying 10 kilograms worth of weights on her.
Because there were 10 kilograms of weights on her, there was an obvious drop in Hannah’s running speed.
Hearing the cheers from the audience, Hannah naturally did the best she could and ran fast.
After all, she had over 90 points in her fitness evaluation. To her, a five-kilometer run with weights was a piece of cake.
