The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage novel Chapter 1220

Gina then said, "You're coming with me to Lanecorp. We'll beg on our knees for her to help you. Just don't mention that land lot…"

"That's not happening!" Peter was suddenly bellowing maniacally. "You can just kill me instead! I'd rather die than beg Frank!"

"But…" Gina was left hesitating by her son's stubbornness.

Cindy spoke up just then. "Come on, Aunt Gina. in the end, all Kit Jameson wants is money. You should come up with a plan to get that land lot back from Frank and Helen, and then we'll pay Mr. Jameson to bail out Peter. After that, we can split the money—that's all there is to it!"

Peter quickly agreed, suddenly not crying as he grinned. "That's Cindy for you! She's smart!"

Cindy rolled her eyes right then. "Heh. Says the one who was ready to hit me."

"The land? But…" Gina was clearly hesitant.

"Think about it, Aunt Gina." Cindy continued to tempt her. "We're talking about five billion dollars! Even if we pay Mr. Jameson two billion, we'd still have three billion! We can spend it for the rest of our lives!"

Then, smirking smugly, she suggested, "If you're worried you won't get it back, we can just make a scene at Lanecorp. We'll say that Helen forced us to sell the land to her—she'll definitely be afraid of letting things get out of hand and affecting the company, and she'll surrender without a fight and tell Frank to give it back to us. Trust me on this. I know the office from top to bottom, so I know where to do it to be most effective. Just make a scene, and Helen will yield right away."

"That's a good idea!" Peter gave Cindy a thumbs up, utterly impressed.

She then reminded Gina, "Remember, tell everyone that Helen and Frank were working together to force you to sell the land. You had no choice, and this is the only way you can get it back."

"Alright!" Gina gritted her teeth, her eyes flashing viciously.

Helen was doing great for herself anyway—as Peter's sister, she just had to take that loss to save him!

It was not as if Gina had a choice.

Moreover, they were family, and Helen could not do anything to them no matter how upset she got.