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

Chapter 348 Dalton Is Actually a Hopeless Romantic

Ronan apologized to the Winstons in his mind. It wasn’t that he was oblivious, but Dalton spoke of retribution while maintaining a polite

demeanor.

The stark contrast left Ronan feeling a chill down his spine. Suddenly, he wasn’t sure if it was a good thing for Wynter to marry a man like

this.

At this moment, Dalton’s voice softened again. “Mr. Quinnell must

have had his reasons for asking you to show her around. Please assist her if she needs anything.”

Ronan responded quickly, “Even if you hadn’t called, I would have

been willing to help Ms. Quinnell. It’s an honor for me to meet her.”

The Xerton coin in his pocket felt conspicuous. He had accompanied many people on shopping trips in Panzarath.

Who cared about those old rules nowadays? Some people, like Naom

and Shane, treated him like a servant and expected him to cater to

them.

felt that being an external member of the Quinnell family wasn’t so bad.

Fabian, and now Wynter. While businesspeople often pursued profit, Ronan admired

leave behind lasting value.

Ronan’s information was on Dalton’s desk. Ronan was on good

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in Kingbourne. They

employers.

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but it was hard

open up.

there was no personal gain involved, he could betray anyone at any time. Only Fabian could truly

before. But now, he was backing Wynter. It seemed Wynter had once again done

something unexpected.

tapped his long fingers on the desk. “Sorry for overstepping. I’m relieved that you think that way. With you by her side, she won’t be

don’t think Ms. Quinnell feels alone at all,” Ronan couldn’t help but comment when he noticed how engaging the legendary scion was. “She

circles.”

and then he asked slowly,

he had told Wynter earlier. Upon hearing his words, Dalton’s eyes turned cold, and his grip on his pen tightened. The scarlet

He had never seen Dalton like this before. The air around

heard Dalton say on the phone,

puzzled. “What?”