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

Chapter 1169 Regretting it

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Chapter 1169 Regretting It

However, there were always some stubborn, slick old folks in the Chamber of Commerce who refused to budge.

What happened last time was a good example of this. Daryl thought the other party, who was money–crazed, would surely agree. But after he arrived, although he drank quite a bit of wine, they didn’t discuss any business at all.

It took Daryl two days of hangover to realize he had been fooled. That cunning old man!

Daryl looked at the screen, refocused, and continued, “Mr. Yarwood, it’s not just Hawford’s company now. Even the Winston family from Kingbourne is considering collaboration with Mrs. Yarwood.

“If you have any concerns, you can tell me. However, there’s an old saying in Cascadia–time and tide wait for no man. I hope you consider carefully, as the risks sole proprietors face will be considerable.”

As Dalton listened to these words, he remained completely impassive. He even extended his arm to make Wynter more comfortable.

The attendant looked on with envy before she asked softly, “Dinner for one, sir?”

sporting a Bluetooth earpiece in his left

cup of tea, polite yet

attendant had spent enough time in the business–class cabin

countless guests.

Plus, as if dreading others not knowing how big their business was, some

bullied the weak and cowered in the presence of someone more powerful. If someone walked by, they would complain, claiming it affected their

were many such typés, of course, and also many guests

access chapters of novels early and in the

Regretting

manners.

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Dalton were indeed

looked like a new movie star in his meticulously

air revealed it wasn’t something cultivated overnight.

he was young. With his sharply defined features, he was handsome and noble in a way that seemed out of place

a low–key

similar. They were clearly raised with excellent

fortunate!

the attendant marveled, Dalton raised an eyebrow at Daryl’s

over, his deep

you think I’m here to negotiate

if he was

was taken aback.