The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage novel Chapter 2334

Frank growled and pointed at the radio. "What's this?"

"A toy!" The woman quickly exclaimed despite her shock. "It's nothing that amazing, please don't misunderstand!"

Frank laughed coolly. "You actually don't recognize me? Fine, I'll give it to you straight—I'm Lugh Frankton, the one you had just sent assassins after!"

"You are?!"

The middle-aged woman was shocked and tried to turn and run.

She was naturally not getting away, as Frank appeared like a phantom before her, cutting her off!

Smiling in embarrassment, she pleaded, "Please, let's just talk about this. I haven't done anything…"

"Shut up!" Frank snapped. "What do you want—to live or to die?"

"To live! Of course I want to live!"

Dropping to her knees with a thud, the middle-aged woman started begging, telling Frank to think of her family and whatnot.

Frank rolled his eyes. "Cut that out! Now tell me, where are the other safehouses?"

The middle-aged woman shook her head. "No one knows everything, for the sake of secrecy!"

"Then call up everyone on your list!"

"What…"

"Or would you rather die?"

"Okay, okay!" The middle-aged woman promptly picked up her radio and sent a message via Morse code.

Frank stood nearby, smirking in silence as he folded his arms before his chest.

"Sure… But before that, I'll show you something good!" Frank said, having made his plans and turned around, saying nothing else.

When he did, the middle-aged woman's look of terror turned to calm.

The brat would soon fall for his youthful insolence!

Even if the punishment for failing a mission was severe, who knew that this brat would come to them on his own?

Moreover, it was such a shame that such a handsome brat like him had to die! If her superiors were not pressing her, the middle-aged woman would certainly like to keep Frank around, disciplining him into her loyal pet!

Sally rushed to the scene just then, bemused. "Wait, you're not done with her?"

"Have to get something out of this, at least!" Frank said pointedly.

Sally nodded, always sharp enough to catch on.