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

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Naomi reacted quickly and called out, “Mr. Loft!”

She couldn’t risk Wynter exposing the truth as it would swiftly change the online narrative.

With a shrewd look, Naomi warned Bill, “We’re here to assess artifacts. Let’s stick to our professional roles without mentioning personal Identities. Expertise is what counts here.”

Naomi’s reproach managed to win her some sympathy. At least, she wouldn’t be blamed for Bill’s potential blunders.

Next, Naomi maintained her composure and said, “Let’s continue, Ms. Barron. I have faith that Mr. Loft will prove himself in the subsequent assessments.”

The audience agreed with Naomi’s suggestion.

“That’s right. It’s only the fourth item. We should determine the winner after going through all ten items.”

“Even though Mr. Loft’s credentials are questionable, we shouldn’t underestimate the rising star in cultural relic restoration. Her track record speaks volumes. I’d caution the person’s sister to choose her words more carefully.”

What

with Mr. Martinez to appraise renowned paintings.”

had undeniably benefited from Shane’s substantial marketing investment. In the realm of cultural relics, any association with Haddon ensured a positive perception.

the

refused to budge. He didn’t snatch the microphone; instead, he

Naomi’s timely intervention to preserve Bill’s reputation proved to be a saving grace for him, much to

and glared at Wynter. He was adamant about making

for his humiliation.

Bill was determined

auction item. When it came to the fifth item, Bill and Naomi exchanged glances, both sensing it was worth acquiring. Judging by Wynter’s expression, it

bid.

going all–in

Wynter and acted apologetically. “I’m sorry, but I really like the fifth item. Those who know me well are aware of my passion for calligraphy and paintings. Whenever I encounter genuine pieces, I can’t resist

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brow, they thought she

items. Previously, she and Mr. Martinez collaborated on appraising calligraphy and paintings.”

side. It didn’t