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

Chapter 587

After all, this wasn’t a game. Generally, those attending such events were either involved in family businesses from a young age or graduates from business schools.

Even the young ladies of the upper class in Kingbourne might not necessarily have experience in business management.

But no matter how one looked at it, with Fabian publicly delegating authority, the others would also acknowledge their new leader.

The banquet was lively.

Many people crowded around Wynter, wanting to chat with her. After all, she also brought Dalton along.

“Ms. Quinnell, do you feel confident about managing the company?”

“What suggestions do you have for the recent overseas markets and investments?”

There were also questions about recent conflicts and their impact on the economy.

In general, business people would usually discuss such topics at these kinds of events.

Upon hearing this, Wynter directly pulled Dalton over and said politely, “My fiance will answer your questions. Please talk to him.”

With that, she was about to leave, but Dalton reached out and pulled her into his arms. He chuckled softly, his voice magnetic and pleasant to hear. “Do you want me to handle the situations you don’t want

to deal with?”

too close to her. The difference between before the

obvious.

with warmth, hit her earlobes gently.

to possess a bewitching power that could easily ensnare

breath on her, especially when he drew closer, and his nose

her forehead.

his unusual tension, as if all sorts of creatures were entangled around

raised

the twins didn’t dare release

was going on here?

it be that Dalton’s affection for Wynter

She only had one feeling–the inexplicably deathly aura emanating from him made her furrow her brows. Wynter put her lucky coin on his hand

2/2

househusband.”

this matter was resolved, she had to make a

but about someone’s

glimmer of hope!

mustn’t shirk my responsibilities then. Come back early. Grandpa and the whole family

they really came, the headlines wouldn’t

situation, the Yarwoods