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

Chapter 1133 Done With the Laison Family

Chapter 1133 Done With the Larson Family

As Wynter said that, Kendrick’s smiling face turned pale in an instant.

His previous disdain toward Wynter and his sole interest in currying favor with Dalton had vanished. His eyes betrayed a hint of panic as he glanced downward, feigning calm while taking a sip of tea.

“These are all just rumors. How could you believe such things, Wynter?“,

“Rumors?” Wynter casually toyed with her teacup.

Her words cut through with an eerie nonchalance that sent shivers down the spine.

“Are the stories about construction workers not getting their pay after toiling all year and those driven to suicide by your debt collection also just rumors, Mr. Larson?

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was a clear signal that she was going after the Larson family.

grasp the meaning behind Wynter’s words. She only saw Wynter as a junior to Kendrick, yet here she

for debts to be repaid. Those poor people ooze poverty from their very

deadbeats not only fail to repay their debts but also end up jumping

to endure baseless slander from you? Wynter, remember, this is

“If you don’t want to work with us in the future, then don’t come around. You Quinnells might be richer than us, but

“Wynter, Sara doesn’t mean that. She doesn’t understand the ins and outs of business dealings. I’ve already arranged for compensation for the family of the deceased.

Right, Tyson?”

Mr. Larson, everything has

indifferent. “I know about the arrangements. The Larson family

but is 50 thousand dollars

Larson?”

pretend to

never expected her to be so well–informed about these trivial

With the Larson

have given only 50 thousand dollars when someone

still wanted to distance

however, didn’t understand why Kendrick was

all, it was just a rural worker who had died in the city. Moreover, it was his own fault for borrowing money from their family