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

Chapter 769 They Have Gone Where They Should Be

Fabian took the phone over. He could barely hide his anger. “Wynter, I heard all about the chapel incident. The fact that a chapel would have such a tablet is unforgivable.

“You must get to the bottom of this! Who is trying to sell their country out like this and what is their agenda?

“Don’t worry, even if you’re in Swinford, our family’s connections can help you as long as there’s a justified reason. If not, your uncles could help you too!

“If they knew about this, they would surely protect you! This isn’t just about people hurting others. We must make the culprit who did this pay and get the punishment they deserve, no matter who it is!”

Fabian understood that when such a thing happened in the chapel, a priest could not have done this alone. There would surely be connections and other worshippers supporting him. The worshippers who helped him with this had to be exposed!

Wynter looked at the other people who were still waiting outside the door. “Grandpa, I know what to do. We don’t need to use any connections. Dalton is here. He has a nice face. I can use that.”

Dalton smiled almost on cue. He bent down and said from behind Wynter, “Grandpa, this is all I’m good. for now. I have a nice face.”

It’s good that you’re

how deep it was. He might have seemed like

a little hoarse. “Phil has been waiting for so many years, but he has never seen his family return./

has no family of his own. He

all well. I believe that their dreams will

the plant at the Quinnell residence blossomed.

time. The plant was not suited to Kingbourne’s

in himself to throw the plant away. He remembered that his family

study room in his suit. The Quinnell residence was a special place to him, so he had always done the cleaning of some parts of it

for so many years, Shane had tried to get more housekeepers in, but none of them ever

a photo frame, a breeze blew by. The photo

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writing appeared on the photo. “You’ve done our family well. You’ve done your brother well