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

Chapter 707 Albert’s Path in the Dream

In Wynter’s dream, Jolene did not come home with Albert. Instead, they bid each other a hasty farewell at the airport and met again at a dinner party.

Just like in fiction, Albert kept thinking about Jolene after meeting her.

Maybe because one’s first love was unforgettable, he wanted to know her reason for breaking up with him. and ask why she chose to leave at a time when they were so in love.

Initially, Jolene refused to say anything, and she also met Fabian.

She told him about how self–reliant she was, and her words were similar to those she said in the study.

Back then, Fabian could not let Albert be entangled in matters of the heart.

The Quinnell Group was in a critical situation, and Albert needed to concentrate on managing the company. Only then could they prevent more staff from losing their jobs.

So, Fabian intervened in their relationship.

The difference now was that Fabian still did not approve of Jolene. Previously, he disapproved of her, but

now he detested her.

this actually gave Jolene a chance to get closer

was overbearing and

an ordinary person to a successful one based on her own efforts. The work that

Jolene’s appearance accelerated the Quinnell Group’s decline.

her fragmented dream. In her dream, Jolene did not do much, and everything was

always silent when

grew further

not understand them. What could an outsider do when they were being played

helpless, and no one could understand the situation.

Albert found out that Jolene left because

money.

mood, and he said

because his shareholder rights were completely disregarded. The Quinnell

floating in mid–air as she watched

Fabian laid on a hospital bed and held her hand, struggling

to come in.”

mocked by others. She was also slightly afraid of Albert, as he was

Jolene. But Fabian also reminded him

but following his words was difficult. From the beginning, he had not truly accepted Jolene. His rationale was that she had missed

good at touching people’s hearts. She moved into the Quinnell residence with great fanfare and