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

Chapter 1188 Not as Innocent as She Seems

Desmond instinctively glanced toward Dalton, who sat in the back

seat of the car, maintaining his usual poised demeanor as if he were posing for a business magazine.

He set down the water in his hands and said nonchalantly, “Just answer her questions.”

Desmond was taken aback. He hadn’t expected that Dalton would allow Wynter to know about company matters. It seemed the rumors were completely unreliable.

The rumors suggested that Dalton had only approached Wynter due to their previous marriage arrangement. Otherwise, Dalton wouldn’t have withdrawn from the engagement then.

Now, it seemed that those rumors were completely groundless.

Not only did Dalton accompany Wynter to Hawford, but it was also highly possible that he severed ties with the Clinton family during the conference for Wynter’s sake.

Dalton was practically legendary when it came to doting his wife. He was only one step away from handing over the company to her for management.

Was this the rumored wedding gift? There was no way Dalton would marry into another family, right?

told Wynter about the situation with Daryl and how much

Chamber of

mentioned the recent changes within the

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most notable was the Wray family.

to propose the inclusion of internationalization of the Chamber of Commerce.

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