The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage by Chu

Chapter 1761

Frank never told anyone when he left.

However, Madfist was already waiting downstairs at the hospital like a prophet, standing beside an inconspicuous Audi parked by the curb.

Frank stared at him blankly for a moment but soon came to his senses. He moved to ride shotgun, still holding the wooden box containing the Bloodcrane Spiritbloom.

"Bralog's Droitner Building, I take it?" Madfist asked bluntly and started the car after seeing Frank nod.

As he drove, he snuck a look at Frank beside him as he said quietly, "I know what you're going to ask, and I promise to answer your questions. First of all, I can assure you that Horey Lindt is dead." Frank's scowl eased at his words. "She's-"

"My adopted daughter," Madfist answered calmly before Frank could finish. "A good friend entrusted her to my care before he died... the girl was not even ten years old at the time."

Madfist's expression seemed to soften even as he recounted the story, but he eventually shook his head. "But she was obsessed with avenging her father-unsurprisingly, she assumed a blasphemous path, and though I caught on, she had me framed for a crime I did not commit. "That's how I ended up in Blackwater prison... But I guess that's how things were meant to be."

did not think that I'd run into her so soon after I got out... and

Madfist's voice turning hoarse as he finished, and it was clear that Madfist had struggled hard to

such, Frank did not press the issue, instead changing the subject. "What's that blasphemous

to use the hellspawn in

"Geomantics...."

the subject, and Mona Fairfax, who was said to be

geomantics now. If anything, I'm not surprised that the girl

Sect is a student of geomantics, and some have even pushed it to new, twisted heights. Their men would even grow to become exceedingly beautiful,

"What?!"

Noirot, the vice chief of Cloudnine Sect's Hall of Flowers, just

close allies, the Soranos, had

saw on the silver screen might be something else... Truly, none of the Southsea Four were really what they seemed-all Frank had observed was just the

definitely beyond human comprehension, and even Frank's father,