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

Chapter 84 Last in Academic Performance

The next day, the sun shone in nicely. Before Wynter got up, there was a lively

atmosphere outside the clinic.

Wolf came in twice and started gesturing next to her bed.

She didn’t even bother opening her eyes until Margaret called her, “Wynter, It’s Thursday today. Why didn’t you go to school?”

Wynter finally tidied herself up and walked out. Even without makeup, she was fair

and beautiful. “There aren’t any classes in the morning.”

Margaret seemed to have read through her thoughts and let out a long sigh. “If you’re struggling to learn, just tell me, alright? It doesn’t matter. I heard from Susan that there is extracurricular tutoring. How about you sign up for one as well?”

Was she struggling? Wolf heard that and looked at her playfully.

Wynter smiled and tied her hair into a ponytail. Her tear mole became much more obvious with her hair now out of the way. “There’s no need for it. I can learn.”

Margaret was still a little worried. She lowered her head and looked for her outdated

phone. “You got last place in the exam last semester. Your teacher said that she’ll

meet up with me if your grades remain unchanged. I still have to find an

extracurricular tutor for you. Victor’s grandson should be doing well in his studies, so

I’ll call him over.”

already

chime hanging on the door rang. A

over and found out that

had an elegant face and was tall, standing there in

tailored suit.

looked extremely dignified, but he seemed to have heard something interesting

he tilted his head and looked at her with a smile,

the last place?”

Wynter was speechless.

Margaret wouldn’t embarrass her in front of

into the room to

her outdated

embarrassed at all. She raised her chin toward the

and said, “Come in.”

Dalton, still in shock. Was Dr.

couldn’t explain it clearly, she decided not

“Why haven’t you been here in

coughed slightly. There was a medicinal aroma surrounding

had a good rest,” Wynter said firmly after observing

didn’t go to bed until 5:00 am

him indifferently, and he

yawned. “As a patient, you need to rest well so that your

the beads on his bracelet and lifted his