The Girlboss Begs For Remarriage

"Did you just... kill him?!" The chauffeur was shocked.

Sally was absolutely ruthless! The man was already cooperating-did she have to kill him too?

"Or what? Keep him around and let him cause more trouble? Your boss would do the same if he were in my place." Sally snorted and glanced at Frank.

Frank smiled in wry amusement, but she was right-he would not show mercy either.

It was simple math-never spare anything that could hurt you, even if they pose next to no threat. One would only win by eliminating any potential threats!

Naturally, that man would never threaten his life, but not having a fly buzzing around was simply better. And being swift and decisive was always Frank's principle.

"Remember-never hesitate to kill when you find people like him," Frank said.

The chauffeur quickly nodded, and they soon arrived at the gas station called Daybreak.

Since this was not a highway, the gas station was pretty rundown. In fact, it would not be a far cry to call it

with a dilapidated interior. Those who did not know would think

there? Need a refill here!" the chauffeur called out as Frank instructed, making

the emergency?! Someone had better be dying!" a middle-aged woman snapped as she rushed out, dressed so plainly no one would ever single her out from

spoke roughly just like a fishwife, exclaiming,

sly businesswoman, she grinned. "Lead, I take it? I'll get it for you!" "Is this gas station even up to standard?" the

another vulnerable victim afraid of violence as she giggled. "What are you saying? We have a license for

smirked. "Just do your job, and don't poke your nose where it doesn't

man in a Rolls-Royce be

for me,

your boss is that nice? He actually lets you smoke in

woman was busy chatting with Frank, Frank seized the moment to sneak into the shack slash convenience

and there was a garden and house behind as well. Frank wasted no time sneaking around, and

but clean, and nothing out of the ordinary, though he noticed

boonies, especially since it was winter

since there was no livestock to be seen anywhere, that