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

Chapter 1073 Disturbing the People’st wes

Chapter 1073 Disturbing the People’s Lives

Wynter raised an eyebrow as her eyes flashed with recognition. “It’s her?”

“Do you know her?” Judith asked.

Wynter’s gaze fell on the traditional Foplyanese outfit and said softly, “I saw her on

social media before.”

Judith put down the glass of coffee and said, “Did you see her doing one of the latest

Tik Tok trends? I was also shocked and thought I was thinking too much. I only

confirmed it was her after she came to meet me.‘

Wynter’s gaze darkened. “Some people will never learn until they are taught a proper

lesson.”

Judith admitted, “You’re right. I had been overthinking things before, so I wasn’t confident enough.”

“Judith, I wasn’t talking about you. I was talking about myself,” Wynter said as she

lowered her gaze and typed quickly on the keyboard.

She never expected anyone to change after entering the formation. Selfish people

would always remain selfish.

However, a different matter had caught her attention. It seemed like the people

not have gone as she

only if, everyone in the formation corresponded to a soul filled with

would be even worse than

laptop around. “I found Phoebe’s spam account on Instagram. Her

PheebsLovesMilkshakes.”

account?” Judith looked at the screen and saw the

and it was evident that Jaxon had bought that car for her. There was also a

of different

more than six months ago. The smaller transactions were 5,200 dollars

larger ones were around 52,000

at those photos and said, “Those are some large

and considering that he had sent so much money

ask for

asked

account.

and said

even using matching

of self–pity would never end if

feel sad if they were

had been sharing a bed for so many years. But she suddenly found out that

had a secret spam account

even care that netizens could see his messages

with vulgar words.

I fell for him,

But now that I

for

those stray dogs

thought after thinking things through was that she needed a