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

Chapter 246 Cursed

“What a day,” Wynter sighed, pulling her gaze away. Standing in the doorway, she was effectively blocking any chance of escape.

Her tone was casual as always. “Alright, let’s cut the act. Can someone please tell me where the key to the cellar is?”

Fanny was now barely clinging to life. Regret was evident in her eyes. Nathan scowled, muttering curses at Wynter in their local dialect.

Although Wynter couldn’t understand him, she wasn’t st*pid. She forcefully pulled Nathan over. “You should know.”

Gary went berserk. “You dare touch my grandpa! I’ll kill you!”

Wynter didn’t bother to pay him much attention. She was ready to fight off anyone who came her way.

“You even assault the elderly. You’re a despicable human being!” Gary gasped for air as he spoke.

Wynter’s voice remained calm as she said, “He’s not an elderly man. He’s an old scoundrel who’s corrupt to the core. Just like your parents, they trafficked people while he bred dogs to attack people. I’m just serving justice.”

Nathan’s face flushed with anger, his language turning foul, “You little bi…”

him across the face and then lifted

else, when your grandson’s poison sets in

as she spoke, Nathan’s expression changed drastically. In rural areas, the

“Just give it to her! Gary can’t afford

don’t understand, you old hag. The one

to stall, hoping the village would notice the unusual occurrences at

look at how many times the officials had visited before. He had always managed to keep things concealed.

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wouldn’t have exposed himself. After all, he was a well–regarded Samaritan even in the county.

patience was wearing thin. “Three,

to one, Gary suddenly hugged himself. He was shivering all

in his rural accent. “The key’s in my coat pocket!” After saying

were done for. He glared with cloudy eyes, still unwilling to

think that the Quirks were fools. If there were any signal in

get

she held. She threw a black bag

of the blue, a little girl holding a stuffed bunny dashed into the yard, asking Yarra, “Why are you and the new girl outside? Where’s Grandpa and everyone else?”