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

Chapter 298 Under Review

Fabian looked at the electronic ticket on Wynter’s phone. He had two

more hours left until the train ride, which meant he could stay for

another hour of tea.

He brightened up at this and went back to chatting with Margaret.

Wynter went into one of the rooms and packed Fabian’s medication for him. Before Fabian and Ryan left for the train, she handed the medication to Ryan and said, “Alexis told me that no one tampered with Grandpa’s last prescription, but Grandpa’s breathing was labored

when I examined him.

“Could you keep an eye on his diet, and he follows through with it? He can take everything else in moderation. I’ll examine him again once I

go over to Kingbourne.”

Fabian’s condition had improved considerably in the last two days..

He had been coughing when he first arrived, but if his flushed ch*eks were any indication, he was much better now.

Wynter also insisted that he carry his medication on his perso

Fabian had planned on getting some work done on the train, but the medication Wynter gave him contained a mild relaxant. That, coupled.

with the comfort of the premium coach, put Fabian to sleep before

the train even left the district. He had never been this relaxed before.

to Kingbourne required more packing than

to stay and help Wynter, but she turned him down.

didn’t want him to see Wolf’s secret stash.

hadn’t forgotten how their equipment was lost as a result of Dalton tracking them

when Wynter shoved him out.

helping?”

call you if I need you,” she said curtly. “Grandma needs help moving because of her bad leg,

then. Bye.”

the door in his face, making her

him clear.

speechless. He had given Wynter the impression that he was overly

save for becoming a

first time

if Dalton had succeeded in becoming Wynter’s

of Wynter’s sight,

self. He looked

until one

it’s your grandfather,”

as he took the phone from

the call through. “Hey,

Samson wasn’t joking about what

lying to me,

Max fed you some intel before this. I thought you’d be

his guilt and said, “Don’t change the

engaged?”