The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage by Chu

Jade snorted coolly right then. "Could've done that earlier, but you had to drag your feet. How impudent."

Beside her, Luna's eyes flashed with obvious glee, as if Helen was kneeling to her and not to Fleur.

She was clearly upset that Helen was chosen as a candidate for the next head of the Lane family, but so what if she was? In the end, Helen still had to kneel before her grandma.

On the other hand, Frank was frowning as he watched Helen kneel.

He was already sick of such ugly tradition, and even Godwin Lawrence—the most corrupt man Frank ever knew—never maintained such tradition.

In contrast, the fact that some paltry households would maintain it made it clear they were used to bullying the younger generation.

Still, Frank bore with it, staying silent since being a candidate for the next head of the Lane family was very important to Helen.

she sat there, watching Helen kneel. She waited until Helen's fingers started shaking from holding the teacup before

took a sip when her face fell, and she spat it at

the teacup into pieces on the floor, she pointed at Helen

Helen?" Luna exclaimed, glaring at Helen while bringing a towel to wipe Fleur's lips. "Are you

reactions were clearly scripted and meant to frame

the tea at her meant this was never tradition—it was a

Fleur did not come because she was interested in Helen as a candidate for the next head of the Lane family.

Jade was glowering and shouting at Helen, "What's your problem? You can't even make

with savages," Luna gloated gleefully. "She knows nothing of the tradition of

mess on the floor, shaking her head. "I