The Girlboss Begs For Remarriage

Frank was driving Lubor's luxury sedan, and the surprise of finding out that Silverbell remembered what had happened at Sage Lake Sect left him utterly embarrassed.

Silverbell remained silent as she rode shotgun, smiling faintly and nonchalantly as she twirled her hair around her finger.

"I know you love Helen and Vicky-I can see that much," she said softly. "That's why I have no intention of getting involved from the start. I've also tried to keep myself preoccupied with Martial Alliance business so that I don't have time for silly thoughts, but every time I see you..."

She trailed off, lowering her head as she murmured, "My mind would always become a mess, even after I painstakingly composed myself.

"But don't worry, Frank. I'll do my best to stay away, so you don't have to worry, but you must be more careful from now on.

"The powers that be in Draconia exist in a convoluted mess, and a single mistake leads to hell. Even if you're strong enough, there's just too many of them..."

Frank listened as Silverbell continued at length about anything and everything, feeling a mess of emotions.

She was younger than her, but she showed more maturity and experience in the face of crisis.

Reality must have done a serious number of things for her to really understand the game, especially since she was now the chief of the Martial Alliance.

left Frank feeling exceedingly

Silverbell short right then, he said, "You can keep the spiritron

double take and frowned. "But I went through

she sighed and stared at the little piece of bone she hung on the rearview

by his own rage, his vow to avenge

vein was the

what Silverbelll was

him over the phone: "Everything Silverbell does is for your sake. Don't let her down

"Don't let her down..."

thought about it before looking up with a smile. "I've made

in her seat, hugging her fair legs while looking

the spiritron vein," Frank

Silverbell immediately looked

her, smiling. "You almost died for it, and I've done nothing to deserve it. And don't think you need