Chapter 1863

Frank did not feel much sympathy even as he watched Alba sob and beg at his feet. If anything, he thought Alba deserved it—even Alba's quarrel with Saul now was just a matter of two cutthroats going for each other's necks. Naturally, the reason he came back at this critical juncture was none other than Governor Quill, his maternal grandfather. He had been ready to leave Quill Manor when Governor Quill called again and asked him about Megan. Frank thought about it but ultimately spoke the truth. Governor Quill flew into a rage right then, even cursing out loud—being a military man of such an important position, he was certainly not a soft man. Still, despite his rage and being fully ready to return and wring Alba and Saul's necks, Governor Quill was left stunned again as Frank told him, "They're all arrogant and spoiled. There's no saving them now, not when they treat the families of your fallen comrades like slaves while only respecting them when you're home. "I refuse to have a