The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage by Chu

In no time at all, over a dozen vans came to a screeching halt outside the mansion, and members of two different factions quickly assembled.

On one hand were men in black, while the other were wearing an assortment of colors and sported ridiculous hairstyles-obviously common street thugs.

"Who laid a finger on my darling Jackie?!" a woman bellowed as she got out of a luxurious car just then.

She wore a diamond-encrusted black dress under her leopard skin patterned vest. However, she was so morbidly obese that she looked no different from a hippo, and any normal person would feel at once uncomfortable at the way her clothes were strained because of her size.

On the other hand, the leader of the street sported a ridiculous haircut just like his men and was brandishing a metal bat while yapping, "Who laid a finger on our manager?"

"It was him!" Jackie exclaimed as he hurried to receive them before pointing at Frank, who was sitting nonchalantly in the distance.

He was certainly delighted to see Plum and Scorpion coming so quickly and bringing so many goons.

"Hmm...?"

Plum's eyes lit up after studying Frank-he was not at all handsome, but there was an air to him that one could not quite describe.

simply sitting there, but he seemed to appear split from the worldliness around

more Plum looked, the more handsome she

busy staring, Scorpion and his twentyish thugs had strode up to

inches away from Frank's face, he barked, "You brat! So you were the one who hit our manager? You're quite

do you know what happens to people who threaten me?" Frank growled as

spilled away from him just then left Scorpion flinching, even though he was a seasoned gangster,

Frank snorted coolly. "Unseemly,

just then, still clutching his face as he snapped, "You fool!

here in

of the Airbreakers, the biggest gang here in this city! Get

heard him-on your

Frank threateningly, stomping one foot on the chair beside Frank while brandishing his metal

those who saw Jaden Favoni prostrating himself before Frank

they

that the man they were