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

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Chapter 1167 Wynter and Albert

Just by looking at Bryce, one might think he was ignorant. He was like a freshly

graduated college student. He wore a bright and innocent smile as if he was the

easiest person to deceive.

However, Wynter knew that Bryce was exceptionally skilled when it came to Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ (ꜰind)ɴʘvel.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

etiquette and interactions between aristocratic families, as well as managing the

inner workings of a household.

“Looks like Mr. Wick is giving us his most talented student.” Wynter chuckled.

Wynter. “Mr. Wick will feel more at ease if I stay by your side, Ms. Quinnell. I’ll take good care of you when we reach Hawford.

for this arrangement when he watched Bryce running around and handling things even more

own assistant.

in everything you do.” This

was more important to Fabian than his grandchildren. The conflicts within the circles were often hidden beneath the surface, especially when it came to financial investment. One misstep could lead to losing all funds, or, in the worst–case scenario, being taken in

wind of the current activities in Hawford. He

made every possible arrangement to ensure his grandchildren’s safety and

you arrive in Hawford, go find this person first.

to him. He’ll certainly help the Quinnells in any way he can.” Albert recalled

by the flight attendant and took out the

examining it closely. It was for a Cleo Sinclair, also known as

in both legal and illegal circles. He was knowledgeable about everything. Yet, he stayed clear of entanglement. He remained an outsider in all matters.

have come this far, it was clear his

passed it to Wynter. “Wynter,

also had some connections in the capital circle and didn’t really need these introductions. However, she had never found the right opportunity to

I have my own

publicity stunts, she might not have much experience in the capital finance circle. It would indeed be

villa in three days.”

well aware that Albert didn’t rely solely on the family’s wealth. She did not doubt his ability to earn money. Nevertheless, the saying on Winnow Street that Albert was