I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 530

Chapter 530 Marital Troubles

"What's the point of catching him? Hold him responsible? It's not that simple. Frank has the backing of the Parker family. Even though he's just an adopted son, the Parkers would pull every string to protect him for the sake of their reputation. I'm not scared of him, but it's just a waste of time. Even if we did manage to get him sentenced, the process would take too long. I don't want to waste so much energy on him unnecessarily."

Benjamin's mindset hadn't changed from the start; he intended to make sure Frank had no foothold in Mayby forever, even in Dattlech.

He never thought of using legal means to punish Frank. Not only would it take too much time, but it would also mean getting the Martin Group to confront the Parker family, which was unnecessary. Frank just wasn't worth it.

Even though the Martin Group wasn't afraid of the Parker family, in this circle, less trouble is always better.

All he was doing now was letting Frank dig his own grave.

Since Frank was hell-bent on ruining himself, Benjamin was ready to see it through to the end.

But this cat-and-mouse game would eventually end, and the day it ended would be the day Frank vanished.

intentions, but regardless, Benjamin's decision was

A dreamless night passed.

stepped out of his suite. At the same time, Winnie received a message from Curtis and waited at the

walked past her without a glance and stopped by the elevator

Curtis, puzzled. "Mr.

keep up," Curtis reminded her gently,

nodded and

in silence, Benjamin not interacting with Winnie at all, not even a

first floor, Benjamin casually said, "Give her the hat and

then handed them to Winnie and whispered, "Stay close to Mr. Martin when we go out, don't speak,

nodded. Her gaze inadvertently drifted towards the man standing slightly ahead of her. His handsome and distinguished profile made her

softly, a subtle hint for her

the

out of the elevator, with Benjamin striding ahead, Winnie close by his side,

reporters had gathered at the entrance, but none