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

Chapter 315 Princess and the Philistine

Setting a bowl of oatmeal down on Naomi’s nightstand, Fional prompted gently, “Ms. Naomi, you have to eat something. My sources told me that the Quinnells’ long-lost daughter grew up in a mountain village.”

There was contempt in Fiona’s voice as she continued, “She was one of the kidnapping victims rescued from Havenlight County. No proper young lady has ever come from an impoverished place like that. So don’t worry, Ms. Naomi, you’ve already won by upbringing alone.”

Upon hearing this, Naomi finally poked her head out from underneath

her covers. She muttered, “Aunt Fiona, once you leave this bedroom, make sure to never repeat what you just told me. You don’t want anyone hearing you insult the Quinnells’ biological daughter.”

“I’m just stating facts, Ms. Naomi. You and that wench are from t different worlds. She’s a young lady in name only, but a philistine

upbringing,” Fiona pointed out. ↑

Relieved that Naomi had finally spoken, she went on to say, “Just wai and see. Even if she were reunited with the Quinnells, it would take a

lot more than a fancy last name for her to fit into high society. You know how vicious the elite crowd can be. They certainly won’t go easy

on a bumpkin.”

Naomi stirred the oatmeal as she took in Fiona’s words of comfort,

contemplating. “Aunt Fiona, your prejudice toward the young lady will

parents in

“You’re too kind for your own good, Ms. Naomi. You

Princess and the Philistine

disappear.” Her voice grew louder

ranting and warned softly,” That’s enough badm*uthing. Now, why don’t you help me

younger sister.”

the dark look

Quinnell residence. Shane, in particular, looked like he had looted

Fabian and asked, “Dad, when’s our little princess.

here? Look at all the stuff I bought her.”

the men to bring the haul

to

going to tell our little princess that you’ve adopted another daughter,” Fabian countered sarcastically. He never

Shane’s indecisiveness.

paused before saying quietly, “I’m sure our little princess will

understand.”

disbelief. “That you’re not going to send Naomi packing even though your long-lost daughter is finally coming home?”

and

high. “Dad, we took in Naomi as a child. I would think we have a moral obligation to at least

than willing to help pave her way to a bright future. But do you seriously expect your daughter to understand your decision

Your daughter was kidnapped and suffered all these years. How would she feel