The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage by Chu

Frank was smiling and shaking his head. "He has connections, but he's still an ordinary human being, which means he's at our mercy. And if it were really him, I'm sure he'd eventually come to us." Saddie nodded in agreement that much was true, not to mention that it would be terrible if they attacked Pax, only to find out that Wilhelm was lying all along.

"I'm surprised you're such a nice guy, Master Lawrence." Sadie then grinned. "Holding back before you find out if a person is really friend or foe."

"I'm no angel." Frank smiled in wry amusement. "Not going after Pax is merely because it's completely unnecessary."

Sadie remained silent, though she had to admit that the spiritron vein had perfect judgment, picking such an incredible man to be its owner.

Soon, they returned to Golden Lily and found Ida standing at the doorway, wiping the sweat off her brow, while her clothes were also wet with sweat.

Sadie was left speechless. "What, are you trying to seduce Master Lawrence?"

Ida rolled her eyes. "Look who's talking. Did you really think everyone is like you, pretending to keep everyone at arm's reach, when in reality, you just want Master Lawrence to push you down?" Sadie shoved Ida, and they were soon fighting.

Just tell me what

faith in Ida's character that she was no skank, so

get me started." Ida sighed. "Some thugs came and tried to cause trouble, but I sent them packing... But guess what? As soon as they were gone, another gang came. That's why I'm

to Frank. "There's something different this time, master. I think they want something we need to be careful about this." Frank nodded. "True. Sadie and I were attacked on our way back too, but it's fine-I got you a good sidekick, and she'll help you when I'm not around." With that, he passed the

Frank and Sadie were

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then took the painting and hung it in the most eye-catching spot at the

she saw the painting, she asked in curiosity, "The painting is clearly quite old,

to look

modern age who drew it," Ida replied vaguely. "I would warn everyone against