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

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“Yes, boss. So did Principal Dunbar.”

As it turned out, Wynter had been on the phone all along.

On the other end of the call was the principal of Lavend International School, Sally Dunbar, whom Wynter had long since had her people escort into the police car.

Earlier, Sally had been abruptly summoned for questioning, but there was no interrogation like before. Instead, they simply put a phone in front of her, on speaker.

At first, Sally didn’t understand what they were up to. She didn’t say a word. She had her own techniques for dealing with this sort of thing–she’d just walt for her lawyer.

Nevertheless, when she heard Wynter mention her daughter’s name, she couldn’t sit still anymore. She struggled to leave, but the car doors were locked.

“Principal Dunbar, our Special Operations Team operates independently. Your connections mean nothing to us. If you interfere and harm yourself, we won’t take responsibility.”

At this moment, Sally truly regretted her decision. She should have gotten out of the car earlier instead of sitting there idly!

confession!” Sally yelled madly. “Hailey, don’t listen to

but what good would it do? They couldn’t

to let these lowlives taste their own medicine and to

most satisfying way to punish the bad guys was to let them linger in fear and

shriek. Her usually elegant demeanor as a principal disappeared as she clung to the front seat. “Who’s talking to my daughter

and not me? Don’t involve my daughter!”

phone and uttered, “Sorry, Halley is just too adorable.

Hailey sensed something amiss. “I warn you, you better not be illegally recording. It won’t

grandfather is quite powerful. Not only did he arrange for his son to enter the

and bullying students is normal for you, isn’t it?” Wynter strode closer to

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Wynter’s claims, saying, “Don’t slander me! Do you have any evidence for saying all this?”

glanced at the phone on the desk in

logs from earlier! The next second, she picked up her phone

that should do it,” she thought. Now, they wouldn’t