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

Chapter 1164 Leveraging The Whitmans

No matter how much money it took, if the other party was willing, Angelica would give them all the power they desired.

Angelica wasn’t always like this. She used to believe that foreign countries were as depicted on TV and that they were ignorant and naive. It was only after she interacted with that individual that she realized there were few investors like them in the world.

Those foreign countries, especially Cascadia, were indeed formidable. Angelica could no longer view Cascadia with her old thinking. Thus, Angelica’s current respect and courtesy toward Yvette stemmed from that individual.

Yvette, however, believed it was her own accomplishments that had impressed Angelica. That made her even more arrogant. Yvette stood among the crowd and started to speak grandiosely.

In reality, Yvette felt diffident when Angelica first mentioned the investment direction. She only understood half of the contents of the books she stole from Margaret.

could predict some major events thanks to her memories from another life, but she didn’t know the specifics. Moreover, she didn’t understand

Yvette was confident. As long as the general direction was right, with the Winstons and Angelica investing large amounts of capital, how could

adulation.

matter how glorious Wynter was, she was only

the international capital market. Hawford was where

those people, including Ewan who held her back. She believed

much so that Wynter would have to

in the future.

thought she should maintain her connections in the southern city previously. Now, she realized her vision

should have transformed herself long ago, just like her new name, Magia Yates.

in Hawfors, it has to be the Whitman family.” It was clear that Angelica held the Whitmans in high regard.

of the Whitmans and knew about their feuds with the Quinnells. Anyone who was an enemy of the Quinnels was allied with her. She couldn’t do anything to Wynter

Yvette built a good relationship with the Whitmans, who wouldn’t respect her

great wealth and