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

Chapter 1035 Declan’s Identity

Wynter’s remark hit home. However, when she mentioned Kolton, it seemed somewhat perfunctory and insincere.

But no matter what, her goal had been achieved–to fight fire with fire.

Their relatives, who had come to witness the spectacle, now turned their suspicious eyes toward Declan. The reverence they had show him earlier had evaporated into

doubt.

Everyone believed in geomancy here. There was no room for misunderstanding.

Kolton, in particular, couldn’t have made a mistake.

It meant Declan had indeed manipulated things behind the scenes.

It was easy to dismantle an indomitable alliance–undermine their common interests.

Declan had always been confident that no matter what happened, these foreign aids

he had nurtured would stand by his side.

On the surface, he appeared uninvolved, but in reality, he had bolstered the majority of small shareholders within the Quinnell family.

With all these relatives, he would benefit in the future when dividing up the Quinnell

family because they essentially represented the aristocratic families‘ interests.

had unexpectedly become their

Wynter’s power. His greatest

just a few sentences, she

dilemma.

have a silver tongue, Wynter.”

his control. “So, according to you, am I

now?”

Kolton. “Mr. Pennington, could

someone’s life?”

words were

Decians Identity

Most wouldn’t notice the difference.

be so aggressive toward your elders over a couple of rocks, Ms.

Quinnell.”

heavily. “I can’t blame

family doesn’t trust me.”

Fabian. “Fabian, you’ve been

you?”

his acting was

“Declan, what are

Shane. You believe that his change was

as he continued, “I haven’t even attended the shareholder meetings. I thought that

role as a conglomerate’s director, grasped the dragon cane in his hand and said, “Shane’s failures are solely his own stupidity. It’s unrelated to you. If you want to get closer to him, I can give him

adopted a tone reminiscent of Declan’s attempt at

only by countering the opponent’s methods that they could incite