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

Chapter 256 Dalton Targets Those With Backing

Wynter said in a calm voice, “There’s a small path to your 4 o’cock. Take Yarra and Ryan with you. Someone will meet you there.”

Indeed, a Special Unit had been standing by all along. Wynter had mobilized them with the note she wrote before leaving Southdale. However, the Special Unit operated in the shadows, never revealing

themselves.

Even the Top Unit had no authority over them because their operations involved highly confidential cases that ordinary people. should not know about. Wynter was the core of this Special Unit.

“Why hasn’t Boss given us the signal yet?” Lance, a brown-haired teenager in a long robe, stood halfway up the mountain, blowing bubble gum, with two heavy motorcycles behind him. “She doesn’t

want us to show up, does she?”

Violet, a sweet-faced teenage girl with twin ponytails, wiped down a

black knife and glanced at the man lying on the ground. “You men are simply disgusting! How dare a lowlife like that look at Boss with such

lecherous eyes!”

Lance raised his hand. “Whoa, hold your horses. I’m a charming teenage boy. I’m nothing like the dying scoundrel over there.”

“Wait. Do you hear that?” Violet suddenly stood up.

Lance looked up, his eyes flashing. “It’s a small military aircraft. Did

someone else

don’t think so,” Violet replied. She

“Let’s go take a

told us not to show up in front of her when

a peek. I miss Boss already. I don’t understand why Boss always brings that foodie L with her instead of me. What’s so good about him?” Violet

short?”

shrugged, hoping that no one would notice

mistaken

past because of

Wynter lowered her hand which was about to send out the signal.

the sound

forward.

aback by their naive

wonder why there were

in the

Derek had capitalized on this ignorance. Unlike the villagers,

junior high school education

through dubious

secure a position and remained in the

that time, background scrutiny was minimal. As long as you

Larnets

development, you were regarded as