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

Chapter 60 Wynter Amazes Everyone

Thank you all for taking the time to attend this seminar. I appreciate it.”

Lydia wore a black dress. She walked downstairs and glanced at the hall with an overwhelming presence.

Abel immediately gasped, “I haven’t seen her for so many years. She still looks fierce!”

Wynter raised her eyebrows. “Do you know her?”

“She’s Lydia, the eldest daughter of the Yarwoods. She was in the army. But now, she

seems to be in business.”

Abel added, “Don’t be presumptuous in front of her. She might punch you.”

Accepting the advice, she lowered her head and chewed another gum harmlessly.

Lydia had a cool appearance, undoubtedly a beauty. It was clear that although she had a fighting spirit, she was extremely well–educated.

“The Yarwoods have prepared some gifts for you all.”

Upon saying that, she clapped her hands as a signal, and a gift box rose next to everyone’s seat. The gift box contained root herbs, truffles, cordyceps, and cash.

Wynter’s gaze became more meaningful after she saw the things in the gift box.

George was sitting not far from her, sneering, “I bet some people have never seen such a good thing. She looks so excited!”

George, but she didn’t care about

it

let George’s ridicule

timid to touch the gift box. Even the Gibsons and

and the Shepherds were the top

was in business, so she had only one principle–no one

she hadn’t

felt bored and wanted to look away, she saw Wynter putting the cordyceps

the black bag.

“Miss, it seems you like the

soon as she said that, Wynter became the

aristocratic families showed contempt and disdain toward her. Hilda also shook

that he had cut off the relationship with her. On the other

tea to

everyone had misunderstood her meaning, Lydia was about to explain. But Wynter replied, “Yes, the

a joke. “We all know that the Yarwoods have good stuff.

as

Everyone agreed, “That’s right!”

tapped the gift box slowly,

the Gibsons understand

“You fledgling!”

dare you keep provoking the Gibsons!

let you go

responded calmly, “I’ve broken your arm. How will you