The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 17 Ryan Recognized Wynter

However, she held back. Hilda’s shrewdness made it unlikely for her to reveal the Gibson family’s imminent collapse to everyone.

What she needed to do now was to stabilize these lesser–known families.

“You’re correct.” Hilda agreed. “The Gibson family’s reputation in the medical field has been evident for years. However, on such a celebratory occasion, it seems unfortunate.”

Ewan, being in business, found such matters somewhat mysterious.

However, Wanda feared Yvette’s apprenticeship might fall through and kept praising Hilda. ” Absolutely! Madam Gibson has won awards even abroad. Back in the country and treat everyone!”

Hilda didn’t mention that the targeted drug analysis she won abroad was provided by Heavenly Medical Guild.

Instead, she sighed. “Wanda, be discreet. The Gibson family also has its shortcomings. For example, when treating Mr. Yarwood, we lacked a medicinal herb, the Zenith herb. Otherwise, we wouldn’t have had to resort to other families.”

“Zenith herb?” Yvette casually mentioned, “Dad, I remember Grandma has a lot of

medicinal herbs, and there’s also a medical book.”

Upon seeing Yvette so knowledgeable, Hilda was surprised and asked, “Ewan, does the Yates family have those?”

embarrassed. “Those are just old junk. Nothing

Does a poor old lady

she should be mindful of the

The Gibson family won’t covet others‘ treasures. It’s just that

heard about the Yarwood family’s invitation, she immediately interjected, ” Madam Gibson, now that you’re Yvette’s master, we’re family. We’ll definitely send Zenith herb

you the

mind. “Exactly. I’ll send someone to my mom’s

be perfect.” Hilda smiled broadly. “In a week, when I

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me. She’s so pretty. Who knows, she might catch Mr. Yarwood’s

Caught Mr. Yarwood’s attention?

wanted to get Margaret’s Zenith herb as soon as

Madam Gibson says comes true, you’ll be

I’m with Madam Gibson

Sorzada City’s aristocratic families, was incredibly wealthy. Who

for benefit, was clearly just playing with their words. It

lacked judgment by flattering