Sue sighed and nodded. “You’re right. I wouldn’t throw myself in a man’s arms… I even dare say I’m relatively conservative. But you’re just different and very much so from the others!”

As she spoke, she brushed her fingers over Frank’s ring, and it emitted a white glow as if resonating with her!

“Who are you?” Frank asked, perplexed, since his ring should not be getting restless from mere touch!

“Guess I shouldn’t hide it from you.” Sue smiled. “A while ago, I became terribly sick and fell into a coma for two weeks, when I had a strange dream of a golden dragon. It told me that its master needed help, and now, I’m here!” Frank nodded in understanding, though it was quite the curious encounter-even Alda never saw a dragon in her coma.

As for her so-called help, it was even more ridiculous.

“So that’s why you’re here even though you’ve left your family. Tell me… Did the dragon tell you how to help me, exactly?” Frank asked, quick to pick up on what Sue hinted.

Sue shrugged. “People become idle with money, and I’m no exception. Since my dad won’t be giving me the family estate, I started a company of my own. That’s why I had plenty of spare capital, which I invested in startups, including a biological lab.