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

Chapter 182 Resend It

Dalton did not set his phone down once throughout the party.

It was hard for Fabian not to notice this, seeing as Dalton usually did not have his phone on his person.

“You get some important business going on?” Fablan asked with a raised brow.

Dalton smiled. “Not business. It’s a friend.”

As he said this, he unlocked the screen. His gaze Immediately darkened, and he began to type. His normally placid expression flickered slightly.

“I just sent it,” he replied as Emperor VIP Sir Yarwood.

He got a reply instantly, which read, “I didn’t receive it. Maybe you sent it while my account was suspended and it was lost. Resend it.”

*Resend it?” he thought. He rubbed the flat of his fingers against his phone and made no reply.

He could still remember the frustration he had felt after sending the photo the first time. He glanced at the chessboard to the side, looking somewhat dazed.

Fabian grew curious at the sight of this. Before he could ask Dalton what was wrong, he heard someone. say softly, “Grandpa, you didn’t tell me you’d be here!”

It was Naomi. She was wearing a long, white dress that made her look like an angel. She feigned surprise when she entered the room and saw Dalton. “Oh, I didn’t expect you to be here too, Dale.”

to his

didn’t stop him from leaving. “Very well, then. Remember

bothered to elaborate on

acknowledging her. She bit her l*p dejectedly. “Grandpa, I don’t

happy to see anyone,”

long–lost granddaughter that he softened his tone. “Come here. Sit down and

Naomi stiffened.

sounding a little despondent. “But I don’t think

much.”

“What do you

gifts the other day to see

mind.

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waste her time on any of us, though it’s probably Aunt Fiona’s

has already apologized to her, but Dr. Genlus is stubborn. I had no choice but to go

the hotel after that.”

young lady would do.” He

that Fabian doted on her, and she had come close to bad m*uthing Wynter to him earlier. Thankfully,

Genius, Grandpa. didn’t praise me even though it’s been a