The Girlboss Begs For Remarriage

In just a few minutes, Sylvie lost her advantage against Frank and was caught on the backfoot. Not only did she lose a rook, a knight, and a bishop, but she also had to move most of her pieces back around her king. "Amazing!" Alda raised a thumbs-up as she watched, surprised that Frank was good at chess too.

Frank chuckled. "She can bully a noob like you, but anyone good enough would be able to destroy her."

Sylvie scowled in silence-she was the county amateur champ too! Even if it was not a serious competition, there were good players whom Sylvie had crushed in minutes too.

She did not expect to meet her match today and prove so defenseless against him too. In fact, she had the feeling that she might not necessarily win even if Frank was not taking it seriously.

"Alright, I surrender." She sighed, as Frank had cornered her while keeping a relatively solid defense around his king.

Sylvie knew she would not survive the upcoming onslaught, and Frank was skillful enough to not blunder. To avoid being decimated, she decided to give up.

Alda was clapping in approval. "That's your fault for getting so full of yourself! See? Now you've lost-there's always someone better, y'know. Try to keep it down next time, or you'd get whacked."

Sylvie rolled her eyes. "Why are you acting like you won? No matter how good Lugh is, you'd still lose to me."

had a hunch as to why he was here. "Now, as for you... You're not just here to

nodded. "Alda, can you contact Pax Jaric?

your

it." Alda smirked smugly. "Mr. Frankton has always kept a low profile, so he wouldn't want everyone to find out something so

to Frank, clearly trying to earn his praise, Frank smiled but said

make the call soon, or Mr. Frankton

took Frank's phone and called her father. "Dad, can you set up a meeting with Pax Jai Ex Frankton would

been harassing Mr. Frankton again?! I'll demand

can deal with it himself," Alda

in understanding. "So Mr. Frankton is doing it the hard way-I like that. Well, since you kids are planning to resolve the issue

"Thanks, Dad."

he hung up, Donnie sent Pax's number over, and Alda quickly