I'm A Quadrillionaire

Chapter 184

I’m A Quadrillionaire chapter 184

Then, Leeman sent some files to David which contained the rights and obligations of the backup members, as well as the rules to be followed.

He asked David to go through it thoroughly.

After becoming a backup member of Team A of the National Special Task Force, David’s information was also wiped such that from now on, no one could dig up David’s information anymore.

David was very satisfied with this. This was truly an important department, and the execution was so quick.

David was afraid that if his enemies outside found his home, Aunt Sally and Aunt Diana’s families would be in trouble.

Now that his information had been wiped, he felt more relieved.

After joining Team A of the National Special Task Force and becoming a backup member, David asked Pearl to speed up and ignore the issue of whether he would be exposed for the time being

He was in urgent need of lavish points now. He already had support anyway, so it should be no problem to also spend more money.

Wayne and Gordon were also sent to Springfield to keep Pearl and the others safe.

The security department also started to come to report to him one after another. David did not ask any questions and handed everything over to Paul.

At the same time, David was also waiting for the Falcon assessors.

However, a few days later, he received a call from Old Master Luther, saying that the assessment was canceled. At the same time, Old Master Luther asked him to wait patiently for Falcon’s call.

David was puzzled.

How could they cancel just because they want to?

Were these people reliable?

Shouldn’t it be an organization similar to the Special Task Force?

It had been a few days since everyone else was assessed and they had not made any moves yet, but now, they said they would not come here for the assessment anymore.

David finally understood everything after he got a call from Falcon. This text is property of Nô/velD/rama.Org.

It turned out that Old Master Luther called to inform the other party that David successfully joined Team A of the Special Task Force and had become a backup member.

Not long after, he received a message from the other party.

David did not need to participate in the assessment. As long as he agreed, he could directly join Falcon and become a freelancer.

Those who could enter Team A and become a backup member would not be lacking in strength. Furthermore, David was so young, so Falcon would naturally not refuse.

Since he wanted to join two organizations at the same time, there was a condition that he had t o be a freelancer in at least one of them.

If he was an official member in both, there would occasionally be conflicting missions, hence why it was not allowed.

Falcon called to ask if David would like to join Falcon as a freelancer.

Naturally, David would not refuse. With the protection of these two identities, it would be much easier for him to handle his affairs.

With his character, he definitely would not take the initiative to provoke others, so he would not ever be considered the unreasonable one in a dispute.

Moreover, he was now backed by these two organizations.

The other party asked David to take some time to go to Capital City as there were still some procedures that David needed to handle in person.

The same applied to the Special Task Force. Although he had passed the assessment and his name was on the organization’s list, David still needed to go to Capital City to go through some formalities.

Thus, David planned to go to Capital City to finish those two things at the same time.

In the next few days, after David had taken care of everything in River City, he was ready to go to Capital City.

However, at this time, Wayne came back with the news that they were in trouble in Springfield and their investment had been blocked.

Sure enough, he was still being watched by some people.

David was very happy throughout this period. Ever since he called Pearl and asked her to just carry out her task without restraining herself, Pearl produced a gratifying record and had invested 29 billion in Springfield.