Chapter 144

Gina snapped boldly, “The bank card, of course!”

“The bank card? Why should I give it to you?” Frank chuckled despite himself, amused by her haughty bearing.

Gina wagged her finger as she said, “You freeloaded off my family and hurt my son. Shouldn’t you pay me for that? That’s ten million for freeloading and another ten million for my son’s medical fees. Now give me the card!”

“That’s enough, Mom. Let’s just go,” Helen felt speechless and embarrassed that her mother was so unreasonable. Did Frank even spend that much when he was in their family?!

“Get off!” Gina snapped as she pushed her own daughter away—she would get that money today no matter what!

Frank in turn stood with his hands clasped behind his back, growling coolly, “I did freeload off your family for three years, but I’ve repaid you already. As for Peter, Ms. Turnbull beat him up because he tricked her, and you’ll learn how terrible her vengeance can be once her schedule frees up. Also, word of advice: stay away from Greg Marsh, or you’ll eventually get embroiled with his mess.”

Gina snorted in disdain. “Don’t think you can threaten us with Vicky Turnbull. You freeloaded off us for three years, and you never paid us a cent!”

Frank growled coolly, “No, I didn’t—but all the successes you enjoy were because of me. How else did your waning business manage to gather so many contracts?”

“Shut up!” Gina bellowed. “That’s my daughter’s success! It has nothing to do with you. Now give me the money!”

Frank shook his head exasperatedly.

Fools like her would only believe what they wanted, even if they were told the truth.

“I’ll say it one last time. Let go,” Frank growled icily.

“No, I won’t!” Gina snapped stubbornly. “What are you gonna do about that?”

Frank’s eyes narrowed, his killing intent spilling out and leaving Gina with chills despite the bright weather.

She shuddered–Frank’s glare was like blades that stabbed her in the heart!

She could not help releasing him, and Frank snorted as he got in the cab.

Before he left, he turned toward Helen and warned, “You’d best not lend Greg a single cent. He’s nothing good.”

Helen was taken aback but stayed silent.

There were times when she found Greg unreliable.

However, she had to consider that he helped her regain her beauty despite her doubts. She also had even less reason given her mother’s endless confidence in the man.

Still, Gina came to her senses after Frank was already gone, gritting her teeth as she growled, ”

That bastard glared at me.”

“That’s enough, Mom. Give it a rest already.”

“Give it a rest?! You should be getting that twenty million back!” Gina snapped.

“Do you want me to transfer the money to Mr. Marsh or not?” Helen asked, scowling.

She diverted Gina’s attention since she was not brazen enough to demand Frank’s twenty million, not to mention she had work to do and did not want to waste time here. “Of course!” Gina exclaimed. “Let’s go right now. Don’t keep Greg waiting!”