My Extraordinary Wife

Penelope felt as if she had found her father’s love as Jason looked at her lovingly.

Her face reddened, and she tightened her fists. “I-I’m a secret service agent, after all. I have superiors, and it’d be bad for our organization if I were to announce my identity.”

Penelope felt as if she was in a trance. The longer the people looked at her in envy, the more she felt that she really was Zero and that she was a secret service agent and Flying Fish’s colleague.

Flying Fish remained standing by the doorway, seemingly not intending to step into the room.

He stared at the pretentious woman in disbelief. If that was Zero’s true nature, he would be more than willing to leave Mysterious yet Majestic.

She’s so… different from how she usually is. Wait, but Boss should be in the room as well. Boss was the one who sent the location to us all, but… it’s been a while since I came, yet Boss hasn’t come over to welcome me. Obviously, that means I went to the wrong freaking room and bumped into an idiotic imposter. Does this imposter think that everyone’s as dumb as her?

Penelope was still looking at Flying Fish, and she flashed him a sweet smile. “Hello, Mr. Flying Fish. Let’s formally introduce ourselves to each other. I’m Penelope Berry, who’s also your colleague, Zero.”

spoke in a high-pitched voice, putting Flying Fish off with

seem as though she was truly the top secret service agent Zero with the

was stunned by Penelope’s

a seat,” Penelope

Majestic… I never thought I’d get to be related to an organization as impressive as this one

said, “If you’re Zero, please take out your phone. If you can log into Mysterious yet Majestic’s software, then we’re indeed coworkers. I’ve never seen you, and neither have you seen me. So… my apologies, Ms. Berry. I will need you to

nearly choked on

verify my identity? I need to log into their software? What in the world

she quickly covered up the panic in her eyes by saying, “My phone ran out

yet Majestic,” Flying Fish replied, watching Penelope struggle

lousy that it was an eye-opening experience

said those words, the private room

up their ears, eager to

had it seared in my mind, but I can’t recall what it is