The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage romance Capítulo 719

Frank, however, had no intention to negotiate and refused bluntly. "I'm sorry, Ms. Lionheart—I have great use for my Hale Marrow, and I'm not selling no matter what you offer me."

"What?!" Sif did a double take, her temper flaring right then.

It was the first time someone would refuse her, the heiress of the Lionheart!

"I'm being nice here!" she snapped. "Know your place and give it to me right now! No one ever refuses me, and everyone will always hand over whatever I want to me on a silver platter!"

Frank simply raised a brow and sneered. "Really? How on earth did you manage to describe daylight robbery with such righteous words? Or perhaps you own this place too? Surely you should know how to abide by rules too, Ms. Lionheart?"

"Shut up! What I say is the rule!" Sif bellowed haughtily, glaring at Frank. "The Lionhearts will make this worth your while—you bought it for 200 million, didn't you? I'm now buying it for 2 billion dollars. It's no loss for you, so hand it over!"

Seeing that Sif was stubbornly persistent, Frank laughed despite himself.

To think Sif herself was mocking him for buying the hale pearl for 200 million just earlier. Now that he had unveiled the real treasure within, Sif was now bent on taking it from him!

Still, it was even more outrageous that Sif was demanding to have it for just 2 billion dollars—it was hardly the value for a real treasure like the Hale Marrow! The woman was really taking him for a fool!

"And what if I still refuse?" Frank asked, leveling a cool stare at Sif.

"Then you'll have to face the consequences," Sif threatened him, not pulling her punches at all.

After all, he was right—why bother with the auction at all?!

They had all come prospecting, keen to snatch some unnoticed treasures from the Leaf family's auction.

But with that despotic Lionheart heiress there with them? Really, why bother?

Not only did they have no chance of outbidding her, but even if they won some miracle, she would just threaten them to hand over their loot.

At that point, what could one do other than to yield, even if it took painstaking effort to claim their treasure?