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

Chapter 930 Apologles

Dalton, having mostly recovered, possessed the ability to see spirits that ordinary people couldn’t, even those trapped in this world.

Standing at the door, he cut an impressive figure in his impeccable suit. Unlike the rest of the place, he exuded a calm and scholarly air, unaffected by anything.

Wynter was greeted by this sight as she exited the room. She raised an eyebrow.

Before she could move closer, Dalton turned to her, as if he had been waiting for her. His eyes were

strikingly beautiful, and his deep, resonant voice was soothing to hear. “Is everything taken care of?”

For a moment, Wynter felt a wave of familiarity, as if she had witnessed a similar scene before.

It wasn’t here but in a mist–shrouded palace. In that vision, he stood bathed in light. He was dressed in a

deep crimson robe and was smiling as he turned to her.

Wynter shook her head, trying to dispel the image as it blurred the lines between imagination and reality.

Before she could fully shake it off, Dalton gently placed his hand on her head. Looking down at her, he

raised an eyebrow. His expression seemingly asked if she had a headache.

blurted out, “Did we know

and smiled. “When we

were a child?”

confused. “A child?”

just a few months

bore an air of aristocratic elegance. As if recounting a

residence, and you wouldn’t let go of my thumb. You drooled all

forgotten.”

speechless. How could

her eyes, Dalton gently ruffled her hair. “Don’t overthink it.

only appear like kids on the surface.”

herself in a dark mist. She had really forgotten about

Wynter felt much better after Dalton rubbed her head.

hot guy by her side. The purple aura of heaven’s favorite was indeed very

her composure, Wynter looked up. “Let’s go to the

Wilson residence. Some sent flowers, some wrote letters, and some

“Chapter 650 Apoloniek

he heard the bustling noise outside.

fists, ready to break

his surprise, what he heard from the living room were

sixth floor. We bought it from