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

Chapter 304 lan’s Warning

There was a microphone pinned to Yarra’s collar, so whatever she said to Wynter was broadcast to the entire hall.

Everyone in the audience who heard this couldn’t help but tear up at Yarra’s words, especially the victims parents.

Wynter was not accustomed to such an open show of kindness and gratitude, so she patted Yarra’s shoulder and encouraged softly, “I wish you all the best. You can always reach out to me if you need any

help in the future.”

Only those who had yet to be reunited with their abducted children, understood the significance of this successful operation.

Despite their young age and their masked faces, Wynter and Yarra were a symbol of hope as they stood in the center of the hall. They made the people believe that their lost children would one day return.

home.

It went without saying that the human traffickers received brutal punishments. No one dared to come to their defense now that the discourse surrounding their crimes was spreading like wildfire.

The public was satisfied to learn that the traffickers had gotten what they deserved.

The ceremony wrapped up with the presentation of awards. This time,

the three people who went up on stage were counselors. Among

them was lan.

much of this at first, given

be recorded.

as the spotlight fell on her, the man presenting her

you’ll be smart to stay in your lane from now on. You’re better off not poking your nose in

this warning in her ear straightened up after that. He

affable counselor.

he said, “Careful now,

little heavy.”

him. She

sugarcoated statement.

every connected person. This man was probably one of

and smiled slowly like she had

shall I

ask at all, especially when most leaders in Southdale tread around

steel had some merit after

first to admonish Wynter, hoping that her question could be passed off as a

point of showing his favor for Wynter. It was also no secret that the Kellers and the

to decide whose side he was on. Until then, his priority was to keep the two families from

drawled nonchalantly, “I should at least know the name

me Mr. Scott,” lan said, emphasizing his last name. “Mr. Lewis, go easy on our hero. She’s allowed to ask me that question, if only so she could put a name to a

smile did not

he had threatened her. She clutched her trophy and pointed out coolly, “I