The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage novel Chapter 547

Meanwhile, a guest has arrived at White Hall. It was Shane Tomen, the heir to a rich family in Southstream.

He was in his twenties, having recently returned after completing a master's degree abroad.

He was classmates with Kim during their middle school years and had been infatuated with her since Kim was already pretty maiden since then.

He confessed his feelings to Kim when they graduated and was devastated when she rejected him, saying that she was underage.

It was why he chose to further his studies abroad, and years had passed when he learned that Kim was engaged to the heir of the Yaffe family of Riverton.

He was once again miserable, as the Yaffes were backed by Flying Sword Sect.

His family consisted of generations of business folk, but they stood no chance against the Yaffes, who had the edge in physical violence. Hence, Shane had to give up under his father's stern dissuasion.

But he soon heard news of the entire Yaffe family being wiped out.

"Could someone up there be watching over me?" he mused just then.

He quickly settled all business he had abroad—including a pregnant girlfriend—and hurried back to Southstream.

He visited White Hall the very next day and was now in Kim's guest room.

Her reaction left him displeased, but he smiled anyway. "In that case, I will appeal to your father for your sake, so that he'll free you."

"Really?" Kim's eyes lit up with hope, but it was gone soon enough. "Forget it. My father is stubborn and self-obsessed—he'd never listen."

"Don't worry, he'll come around with me here," Shane assured her, patting his own chest. "You can run away with me if he still refuses. I was going to start the greatest empire of commerce that Southstream has ever seen. That's why I've returned—I'm sure that with my brains and my connections, your father will be satisfied."

Kim frowned as Shane's meaning could not be clearer, but before she could speak, the doors were opened violently.

Eron strode in, glowering at Shane in disdain. "Dream on, boy. My daughter already has a better fiance, and you're insignificant in comparison. Do you understand?"