The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage by Chu
Chapter 632

The valet named Fenton replied respectfully, "Sixty-three years, sir."

"And your daughter... I heard she's doing well in Morhen?" Godwin asked.

"More or less." Fenton nodded, chuckling. "Word has it that she's the leader of the Martial Alliance or some thingamajig. We'd never understand what the young ones are up to these days.”

Godwin turned toward his valet and old friend with a smile. "Well, Frank's alive. Does their betrothal still count?”

"Of course, my lord. I'll send word to my daughter right away and have her depart to Riverton and protect Master Frank immediately.”

"Good." Godwin nodded in satisfaction but soon shook his head and sighed. "Danger lurks in every corner of Draconia. We can only wait until that silly boy comes around!"

Helen leapt into his arms as soon as he saw her, and he held her in turn, comforting her endlessly. "It's alright now. I've dealt with the Lionhearts.”

He did not forget to nod at Burt and thank him.

He actually did not plan for Burt to help today, and he was actually surprised to see Burt recover so quickly while his abilities improved to the next level. The man might even be more gifted than he thought!

"You don't have to thank me, brother. It's what I should do,” Burt scratched his head awkwardly, only speaking up when Frank and Helen were done hugging.

He was just about to excuse himself when Helen stopped him. "Officer Yorkman, I know this might be too much to ask, but could you find out where my mother is?"

After hearing her request, Burt turned toward Frank.

Frank might have no love for Gina and Cindy, but he knew blood relations were not so easily severed.

If anything, Helen did not ask the favor out of worry but instead, out of obligation as Gina's daughter.

In reality, Helen had given up on Gina and Cindy and only had time for either of them now that she ensured that Frank was safe.

It was obvious who was more important in Helen's heart now.

"Yeah. I'm counting on you, brother.” Frank nodded, knowing that Burt was absolutely reliable when it came to finding people—it would be right to trust him.