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

Chapter 720 An Agreement Between Brothers

As a child, Sebastian blamed himself for failing to understand Shane’s words.

While other children scored perfectly on their assignments, he couldn’t grasp what the teacher was saying.

Sebastian frequently heard his father saying, “How could I have a son like you? You’re a disgrace to the Quinnell family’s name.”

Sebastian knew it was an insult because of Shane’s angry tone. He believed it was his fault and wondered if all children with developmental delays felt the same.

If only he could be normal, maybe his father wouldn’t be so disappointed in him.

This need for approval fostered a people–pleasing personality in Sebastian. It was hard to imagine the legal world’s renowned “smiling fox” had once struggled with the need to please others.

Everything changed when Sebastian was 11. His transformation began the day his baby sister, Wynter, reached out her tiny hands.

He was the first person she wanted to hold. Despite Tobias‘ constant attempts to get her attention, Wynter ignored him.

For the first time, Sebastian felt a sense of belonging and family. Wynter’s small, soft hand in his gave him a new purpose.

handsome

only wanted to grow up quickly so that he could protect his younger siblings.

under his wing, providing him with meticulous care. Sebastian had never envisioned the Quinnell

“Do

it was merely a dream, Albert?”

After a short pause, he said, “Wynter recounted the story in such detail.

continuing, “all because of a sponsee with

myself the most.” He extinguished his cigarette nearby. “I abandoned all

“Tomorrow, I’ll transfer all my shares to Wynter. You can decide

grudge against Sebastian’s bitterness. “I understand your point. The extra shares have could complicate things for Wynter when she takes over

Agreement Between

We can’t predict what will happen next. You should include my shares in your contract,

and Sebastian shared a silent

they knew she was

the Quinnell family, Wynter still

not doing a great job as an older brother,” one of