The Girlboss Begs For Remarriage

That was why Arcus wanted to start with them-to put a potential issue to rest.

And to smoothen things out, Arcus actually had no plans to shed blood. Instead, he would offer the carrot before the stick, by making contact with the Costners before deciding what to do with them.

Frank skimmed through Arcus' proposal before returning it to him. "I'm not worried about anything since I'm letting you take charge. Be bold-I'll be there if things get hairy."

"Yes, Mr. Frankton."

And with that, Arcus left Frankton Group, calling up some of his former BM Group colleagues and heading to Shanton in groups.

After that, they rendezvoused in a mansion owned by Sue Fisher, as Arcus wanted to avoid any unnecessary attention.

considerably outnumbered by the thousand or so martial artists

not afraid however, as he doubted that they were that eager to burn

of Arcus' colleagues were left confused by this entire operation. "Why would you do something that has so little payoff?

Summit Legion postured themselves with superiority just because they were more experienced and had joined Frank earlier. If BM

did not think so. "You're right that we joined Mr. Frankton later than they did, and that is why the Cerulean Summit Legion belittles us. But that's also exactly why we should prove ourselves after we do and they continue to

further, as they held considerable respect for Frank. After all, it did not matter who they were working for no one was really a philanthropist who allowed them to freeload, so

surveyed Shanton and had quickly arranged for his men to infiltrate various locations. And with Pat Quaid making introductions,

despite his youth even Sally refrained from messing with the man. Moreover once he assumed leadership over his family, the family business and influence improved like clockwork, becoming

they had control over mines for coal and other

that he was an insignificant pawn, Arcus took the initiative to greet Derek. "Your reputation precedes you, Mr. Costner. You are as young as you

would not be here if not for Pat. In his mind, only Frank was his equal, while everyone else was not on his