The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage novel Chapter 2501

While Chale believed Hana's claims, he soon found a contradiction and asked, "There's still something I must know—how did you survive if your helicopter broke down? No one could've done anything once you were airborne!"

Hana nodded. "True—not much can be done when the helicopter rises to a certain height. But don't forget, as I had the good fortune of meeting this man."

Turning to Frank, she smiled. "Go on. Tell them what happened."

Frank simply stayed silent, but Hana did not appear embarrassed and simply continued, "Well, I thought I was done for too, when he appeared outside the chopper and saved everyone!

"That's not all either—the rotor blades suddenly started whirling again after it landed. But before it could hit us, he made a gripping motion with his hand, and guess what—the entire helicopter crumpled like paper!"

Chale traded glances with his entourage.

Naturally, they believed that it was impossible.

They were all knowledgeable people too, having encountered plenty of other martial elites… just not one like Frank!

Still, they could not question Hana lightly either, so Chale simply switched subjects. "I believe that we should be conducting internal investigations to prevent further instigations. Don't you agree?"

"Of course, but the people investigating must not be our own—I don't trust those around me, let alone you and your entourage. As such, we should seek the assistance of a third party."

"A third party?" Chale's brow creased, not quite following.

Hana pointed behind at Frank with her thumb. "This man has some important connections… He's the chief of a group called Mystic Sky Guild, and after hanging out with him for a while, I've gained some insight into their influence. Why not have him help if you think he's trustworthy?"

Chale frowned. "Are you kidding?!"

No matter how nice Frank could be, he was an outsider—his involvement would cause chaos to Zephyr Hall!

And who knew if he was the mastermind, lying in wait for exactly this?

Frank muttered under his breath, "I really don't think I'm obliged to intervene in your internal affairs."