The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage novel Chapter 2718

It went without saying that Masked Man was absolutely furious that Frank still belittled him after he demonstrated his powers.

Hence, he did not wait to demand an apology and pointed at Frank.

He laughed out loud as Frank disappeared at the very next instant as he expected, while everyone in the cottage was gaping in shock.

What?! Did Frank just lose?

Furious, Moxxi wheeled on Jada. "You were there! Why didn't you stop him?!"

Jada could not argue, as she always believed that Frank always had a way out and was much more insightful than she was. That was why she usually would not argue against his plan.

She just did not expect Frank to bite off more than he could chew this time!

The others could not help worrying, the only exception being Alda.

"Calm down," she told them. "Why didn't Mr. Frankton's body blow up if his opponent succeeded? In the end, he's still playing with his food!"

The ladies all traded glances, and it did make sense once they considered that.

If Frank really lost, his body would blow up too!

Hence, as everyone turned outside again, their creased brows eased as they saw endless radiance converge, and Frank reappeared as they watched.

Masked Man was so shocked his jaw almost dropped. "H-How did you get that power?"

Frank chuckled. "Someone helped me, naturally—just like how you could trigger explosions by just pointing, but I couldn't."

Masked Man laughed bitterly. "That means you were born to be a bad matchup for me. Guess my defeat isn't all that harsh in hindsight, as everything has been predetermined."

That meant there was an insurmountable gap in their abilities, and he was really the one who abused his power and bullied others with it!

"How did you get so powerful?" he groaned in confusion nonetheless.

Even if there was a gap in abilities between them, it should not be that huge!

"Through nothing more than talent and hardwork."

Masked Man was dying inside—Frank's words were blunt, and there was no way he could argue against both the things that Frank mentioned.

To put it bluntly, he had lost to Frank due to one reason—because he could not win!

It was the most horrific truth one could wake up to. How could he accept the reality that Frank was not depending on luck but fully on his own strength?