The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage by Chu

Chapter 2365 Seeing that Frank was being naive, Moxxi tried to reason, "Why don't you send someone to check out the meeting place? I'm telling you those people always end up killing the people they're supposedly negotiating with.

"They turn the tables against anyone at any time-that's how unscrupulous they are."

Naturally, she was as concerned for Frank as she was for herself.

"It's alright." Frank waved her off nonetheless. "I'm confident I can handle anything they throw at me... And as for you, it's up to you whether you follow me."

Moxxi smiled in wry amusement-she certainly could not avoid this even if she wanted to.

After all, she was now basically the go-between of Frank and BM Group. Those bastards would definitely demand her to go to the meeting place with Frank.

Whatever-it was a damned if you do, damned if you don't situation anyway, so she could wing it with Frank. Dying with a man as handsome as Frank would make life worth it already.

An hour later, they boarded a yacht called Destiny.

It used to be named The Pax after Pax Jaric, but was rechristened after the Jaric family estate changed hands.

Jada Turin actually tried to have it renamed to Lugh, but Frank did not like showing off, so she had to choose an alternative.

famous yacht. The rapids of Yellowrun were infamously impossible for ships to cross, but the Destiny was streaking through it without issue,

were even antiques used as decorations, each worth enough cash that would last an

eyes lit up at the sheer superiority of the yacht, despite being

incredible yacht for basically nothing?" she asked. "Aren't

there to worry about? There's more about me that one could

her eyes at him

to the meeting place, where the Yellowrun was relatively

Frank confidently. "Our people are stationed nearby.

not been so enthusiastic, Frank would not have asked her

ripples unfurled over the surface of the river, and a submarine soon

a table and

cue, Frank stepped out

Even so, they were left dumbfounded to see him gliding

that Mary died by his

just then, and who could it be

no see,

him, while