The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage by Chu

Frank was already waiting at the entrance of Zamri Hospital by the time Helen and Gina arrived.

Seeing them, Frank nodded and did not waste his breath explaining. "Come with me."

Gina remained skeptical despite his confident expression and asked as she followed, "Are you sure Fleur would sign over her shares to Helen? We've talked about it on the way here, but we had to agree Fleur wants Helen gone at all costs. Why would she give up anything to Helen?" "That's right, Frank. It's just..." Helen trailed off, eventually sighing after holding her breath for a while. "Unthinkable."

"It's fine."

Frank grinned as he produced two bottles of pills from his pocket, waving it at them. "Right now, Fleur needs these two bottles of pills just to stay alive. She would definitely cave."

Helen gaped. "You're using those pills... to blackmail her?"

"Why'd you have to word it so harshly?"

Frank chuckled. "No, she's going to buy these pills from me... Although it's entirely up to me to decide what I'm charging her."

Both Helen and Gina were certainly assured at that point. Still, Gina was also very curious as to what pill would drive Fleur to such desperation, that she would abandon her Lanecorp shares just to get them.

the layout inside Zamri Hospital, he led Helen and Gina inside,

two nurses inside immediately frowned when she saw them. "Good afternoon, but this is the ICU. If you're not family-"

nurse, who was a little older, stopped her and whispered, "Are you crazy? Don't you recognize

"Huh?"

her colleague's

Rurses

realization and appeared solemnly

the "I-I'm sorry. I didn't recognize you immediately, Professor Lawrence... I was busy helping the patient take

medicine..."

was left spacing out by how much respect the nurses were showing

don't have to be so shocked, Mom. Frank's sister is the hospital chief here." "What?! But

left stunned, Frank opened the door and

Fleur either, but he was still stunned by the sight of her

and Gina, both of

an ashen-face, her body seemingly drying up as she appeared barely

one would think for