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

Chapter 912 Taking The Fall

Given that Dulcie had died on campus, the school authorities should naturally bear the main responsibility.

They should sacrifice Sally to quell the public outrago and safeguard the other families interests. It was a commonly employed strategy in such situations.

Collin and Wilbert gave each other a knowing look. They had found their scapegoat.

Thomas was also likely to agree with the plan as a mere daughter–in–law’s fate was insignificant compared to the entire Reed family’s survival.

Apart from the Thompsons and the Lowes, two other families were also involved. They naturally deferred to Collin’s judgment since they were in the business field.

“But my people haven’t been able to reach Mr. Reed Senior.” Wilbert had tried calling Thomas but to no

avail.

Collin found the situation odd as well. Just then, he received a call from home. It was the driver who had been with Alfie for years.

“Chief Lowe, Mr. Lowe Senior’s instructions are to calm public sentiment first. He’s already contacted the media department. None of you should respond publicly, this way, everything remains under control.

“Next, find the girl’s parents and ask for their forgiveness. That will make resolving this matter much

Also, Mr. Lowe Senior wants to know where Mr. Wyatt is. He must stay out

Mr. Lowe Senior not to worry. Wyatt is already at the

has pulled significant strings this time. You know this

many favors.

fall. The impact of this

with these connections. You should understand.”

to Wilbert with a

responsibility. How could

video has

As a principal, she should have managed the parents better. Women just can’t handle these things properly!” Wilbert fumed in annoyance.

Wilbert should have met with him to gauge his situation. Now, they were

had his secretary send him away

to do with a comrade who

uncover how he had stolen credit back in the day.

912 Taking

thought that someone like Budd, with no significant background, could cause any real trouble. If Budd had any real

Ironic for someone who had stolen another’s credit to

completely forgotten how Budd had once taken care of him. As Wynter had said, some people