The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage novel Chapter 464

Jade smiled. "Oh, what are you saying? We're family—if you need anything, just ask. I'll definitely help however I can."

Henry nodded in satisfaction. "Helen's husband was arrested, and I'm hoping you would use your Southstream contacts to bail him out."

Jade promptly frowned at Helen—she did not need imagination to tell that the brat had asked Henry to persuade her.

After a long thought, she began, "It's not like I don't want to help, but he has broken the country's laws—how am I supposed to help?"

"I know Frank," Henry quickly said. "He's definitely being framed. Just get him out, and then we'll properly investigate the issue."

Helen dropped to her knees in front of Jade too, pleading, "Please, Aunt Jade. I'm begging you to save Frank."

When she was told that Burt refused to listen to Vicky, she was panicking since she could not think of anyone else who would bail Frank out.

And when Henry saw Helen kneel, he growled, "You can just make a call and resolve this, Jade. Or do you want me to kneel too?"

Jade flinched. "Are you crazy?"

She could understand Helen kneeling since Frank was her ex-husband, but did Henry have to go so far for him too?!

"I will if anything happens to Frank," Henry replied.

Jade inhaled deeply and wheeled on Helen. "I'm sure you understand that there's a huge grudge between me and Frank. I can help, but he must apologize personally."

Jade chuckled coolly. "Why not? He's the chief of Seaham Martial Artists' Association, and his jurisdiction extends over every martial artist in Riverton, Seaham, and Southdam. His family business is spread over all three states as well."

"Really? That's amazing!" Helen breathed a long sigh of relief, convinced that Frank was saved.

She quickly stepped out to the hallway to call Chaz, and she quickly introduced herself when Chaz answered.

Chaz was surprised to receive her call.

Hearing that she was asking her to bail someone out, he certainly could not refuse such a frivolous request.

Naturally, he did not promise anything and instead said, "Let's meet up for dinner, Helen. It's been a while—I've missed you, and we can discuss anything when we meet."