The Girlboss Begs For Remarriage

"Good afternoon, Mr. Caffee," Jada greeted him. "What are you up to at the moment?"

Billy chuckled. "Oh, don't tease me, Ms. Turin. You don't have to get so formal with me."

He was certainly glib as befit a businessman, and Jada would really not have contacted him if he was not useful right now.

"Haven't you heard? Someone just sabotaged my projects!"

"Really? I swear it has nothing to do with me, Ms. Turin," Billy swore, quick to assert his loyalty. "Find the person responsible-don't throw away the entire basket now!"

While Jada had yet to investigate, she could tell that Billy was at least innocent.

After all, he was a shrewd businessman and your stereotypical fence sitter. Even if some offstate investors had expressed interest in expanding into this town, the situation was still opaque a man like Billy would be standing aside to watch everything unfold without risking anyone's wrath. Still, Jada threatened him, "It had better not be you, or I'll tear you a new one!"

"Don't worry." Billy chuckled. "I'm local, despite how things look. Why would I betray my own people?"

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but they won't leave a

Jada hung up and flung her phone on

what with all the maneuvering and strategy. Jada certainly could not stand it-why could

this was for Frank's sake. Picking up her phone again, she called a man named Silas York from Shanton, a bigwig from

convention, but they would look quite innocent as they were working in new energy and showbiz. Since they would not have any conflicts of interest with Frankton Group, they would not have the need

I speaking to?" Silas asked, unaware

Mr. York. I'm Jada Turin-we met just

Ms. Turin! To what do I owe

friends not to push their luck, or it'd be bad for everyone if things got out

words, Jada

end, Silas snorted at the

her so cocky? They

that he had no conflict of interest against