The Girlboss Begs For Remarriage

One of the soldiers snorted. "Hah! If Governor Quill is your grandfather, then my dad is the president of Draconia!" Then, shoving Frank's chest with his rifle's barrel to chase him out of the perimeter, he barked, "Leave! You're not welcome here!" "What?!"

While Frank was a little suspicious of how hostile the soldiers suddenly were, he spotted a black Lincoln limousine arriving from a distance before he could call Governor Quill.

Seeing Frank just then, a middle-aged man with a crew cut lowered the electric window and poked his head out to ask, "Hey, what's going on here?"

One of the soldiers nodded his head respectfully at the man as he reported, "Master Alba, this is Frank Lawrence, and he's the one who destroyed the Droitner Inc. exhibition. He claims that Governor Quill is his maternal grandfather, and he's here as Ms. Quill's doctor." "Frank Lawrence?"

Alba Quill clearly remembered the name, as he turned to look at Frank in surprise.

Frank lowered his phone in turn-Governor Quill had mentioned that he had told his family about Frank, even suggesting that Frank take his seat as the governor.

Naturally, Frank was not interested in that position, but having his name recognized would get him inside Quill Manor.

Alba must be one of Governor Quill's sons and most

would not have to bother Governor

"Hello. I'm Frank Lawrence, and I'm here as Ms. Quill's doctor. May I

take it, and he smirked at Frank instead. "Sorry, I don't know who you are. And this is Quill family property, so leave

while the black Lincoln drove straight into a garage after the sentries

and rubbing his brow, feeling disappointed as he watched

that was Megan Quill's father? The apple

Frank had actually forgotten how difficult and unlikable Megan was after meeting

normal for her to have come from such a father. Hell, forget Alba-Megan's mother, and perhaps the

Quill had said he had to keep his distance after he drove his youngest son insane with

mean allowing the children free rein, and with such freedom, the Quills were most definitely