I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 272 A Request

Frank was silent.

He knew very well what Harper meant, and he couldn't directly promise that there wouldn't be a next time. After all, Michelle's situation was quite special.

The atmosphere became quiet for a short time.

Half a minute later, Frank said hoarsely, "Harper, I understand your request, but you and I know best that Michelle is my sister and also the daughter of the Parker family, so I... Please, consider this a personal favor to me, just this once, okay?" Harper frowned and became helpless.

She was well aware of Frank's words.

However, she wasn't a saint, and she couldn't muster pity for those who had hurt her. Yet, considering all the help Frank had given her over the years, she found herself torn.

Frank said no more and just asked Harper to think about it carefully. He was probably at the police station, and Michelle's cries could be vaguely heard.

After ending the call, Harper sighed quietly, put down her phone, and looked at Benjamin.

Benjamin also finished talking to Curtis on the phone. Their eyes locked, he asked gently, "Do you have something to tell me?"

you

Frank's sake, do you not even care about

"I didn't think so."

you going to plead for

at Harper indifferently

word. "But Michelle had no idea of my pregnancy, so I can't blame her entirely. I was also at

and added in a hoarse voice, very slowly and softly, "Benjamin, so can you ask the police to release her after teaching her a lesson?"

was indifferent. "Are you going to beg for mercy for the culprit who tried to hit you

plea. I'm fine now, and Michelle is Frank's sister. I..." Harper stuttered, fearing that Benjamin was angry with Frank. She continued, "Don't worry. I will definitely not

was

and it won't

at her calmly.

thought about that possibility because she felt she could

done it for her, so she would not have

have no other choice

for a moment and then said, "I expected

tilted her head and looked at

but if she dares to do it again, regardless of her identity, there won't be another