The Girlboss Begs For Remarriage

The guest was actually afraid and sobered up somewhat as soon as Meg barked orders into her walkie-talkie.

Still, he snapped, "What, do you want a fight? I'm telling you-even Mr. Frankton has to call me boss when he sees me!"

After all, he really wanted to look good and refused to suffer anyone's contempt-especially not the manager of some insignificant karaoke bar. Otherwise, his reputation would suffer a blow if word got out!

The guest was just trying to intimidate Meg with his bullshit and make her give up. If she just caved a little, he would do the same and leave right away.

Regrettably for him, Meg was not a pushover, as she knew the guest's deal. There was no way he knew Frank, and he was insignificant on top of that-Meg was acquainted with plenty of rich people herself, and while there were troublemakers among them too, they were not like this guest.

Even as the thought crossed her mind, Ida Cahn arrived with some bouncers, asking Meg, "What happened, Ms. Quill?"

"A guest had too much to drink. Take him away."

"Take me away?!"

encircling him, the guest snapped, "I'm a customer! I paid to be here, and this is how you treat

"Why not?"

of nowhere, snapping at the guest, "Causing trouble just because you're drunk and trying to bully a woman! If

up, both of them tacitly taking a step back to let Frank

see that Frank was no average Joe but considered Frank and the bouncers

why he intended to vent his frustrations on Frank instead, so that he

in my

he finished, raising his fist and ready

must do after you get drunk is go home and sleep. Who

words, he

was an audible "Oof!", and soon, peace

brings you here?" Meg hurried to Frank happily

Ms. Quill missed you