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

Chapter 660 Left Her Mark

No other shareholder would support Shane’s fight for the CEO seat unless there was something wrong with their brain.

Shane seemed defeated. All of his hard work to maintain his public image had gone down the drain, Just like that.

Back then, Fabian had never done anything extreme about Shane’s behavior because he had never imagined his son would allow the Foplyans to use the Quinnell Group as a stepping stone to earn a large

sum.

Fabian had held onto his dragon cane tightly and took some medication when he first received the news. Luckily, Wynter had reminded him to prioritize his health and not get too aggravated no matter what happened.

If not, he wouldn’t know how far gone the Quinnell Group would be after a few months. How would he explain himself to his ancestors when he met them one day?

Just the thought of the Quinnell Group falling under the Foplyan companies‘ hands was enough for Fabian to wish he never had a son like Shane!

were willing to stay with him. That realization allowed Fabian to relax

long as everybody worked hard, they would be able to correct the wrongdoings

had watched everything unfold. He was worried sick that Fabian would just collapse one day.

that Fabian managed to calm himself, the butler quickly poured him a glass of water and said, “Mr. Quinnell Senior, everything will get better with Wynter here. Don’t worry about it too

true colors of some of the company’s shareholders. Luckily, nothing big happened and Wynter got the police involved in time.

didn’t just make an example out of Jordan. Her actions had

would have thought that Wynter would manage to defeat Shane

to the shareholders that she did not have. time

supported. What would happen to the rest of them was entirely

The Quinnell Group’s employees

topic among the finance–related threads. The entire industry had fixed

Left

Group, but that wasn’t necessarily a bad thing.

that the grandchild the Quinnell family had brought back from the countryside was more capable than she led