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

Chapter 774 The Other Party Suffering

When they saw the list. The entire interrogation room fell into pin–drop silence.

They never would have thought that those who should have served the people would be so superstitious that they would harm others!

Something about if one’s liver was not functioning, they had to drink blood to cure themselves. Or if their lungs were bad, they should find a healthy child and they would be re–energized! There were some cadres on that list!

The people from the Top Unit were rather aghast when they saw the list, let alone ordinary police officers.

Had it been infiltrated at such a deep level, using fortune–telling to brainwash others? How long had it been going on? Was Swinford still salvageable?

Wynter did not waste any time. She kept the news a secret and got her team to start making arrests.

Some of them were smart. When they realized that something was going on, they went up to the

mountains to hide.

going on a holiday and stopped working.

when they were

of Swinford took the entire day. After interrogating them, Wynter realized that they all worshiped a fortune–teller

on the fortune–teller, but instead only on the children. “If the prescription asked for a child’s heart, would you

who replied to Wynter looked around shiftily.

understood that all these people were monsters! They had lost their minds because of their powers! Wynter compiled all the information that she had gotten and handed it up.

said, that Swinford was only the beginning. She

attention to missing children, especially those on a larger scale. She felt that

for those arrested, Wynter was not willing to even look at them. If she had not come to Swinford by coincidence, the children would’ve ended

was to infiltrate the

naturally fall. One could only imagine how terrifying it would’ve been if they were to only

brows. Ivarick had also brought up the Quinnell family’s death.

Chapter 774 The Other Party

have to return

them once more. For example, the harmless