The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage by Chu

Chapter 2236

Jada had long since gotten sick of such discriminatory behavior, but she could not argue, as Pax always did whatever he liked.

She only spoke about it now that Frank had taken the reins of the Jaric estate. And just as Jada predicted, he had already proven himself more worthy than Pax.

Even if it was not that big of a deal, it was still the little things that were most telling of a person's character.

After lunch, Frank and the others headed outside, where a Rolls-Royce was waiting.

Jada took the wheel, telling Frank as she drove, "The people in our subsidiaries can be a little difficult, so don't get taken for a ride."

"I won't," Frank replied he was not even concerned about them.

Alda spoke up just then, saying, "Don't get overconfident! I'm telling you, those gangs can be really disgusting. They don't consider how they should properly make money, only thinking about how to suck up to people and swindle them. Worse of all, most of them fall victim to them."

Since Alda had been working for her family business before this, she very much agreed with what Jada said.

simply kept quiet, shaking his

was a property management company. The owner, Urich Hampton, used to be good friends with

to open the door

outside were ready to greet Jada and were shocked by what

out of the car either. Sure, he was handsome, but was he

the thought crossed their minds, a woman and four beefy men were coming straight for the front door, and the security

here, or we will!" the woman snapped, while the beefy men behind

security guards smiled in wry amusement. "Listen, woman. Mr. Hampton is way above you. I understand how you feel, but you shouldn't have come. He's going to make you pay." They

woman smirked. "Did you really think I'd be scared of

should find

the security guards were busy reasoning with

are you doing here,

the woman, as she was none other than Whitney Chandler, who was the infamous Sally York's mother. "Wait, is that you, Lugh

delighted as she glanced behind at the beefy men. "That's Mr. Frankton! Now greet