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

Chapter 1195 Investment

“Forget it. I’ll know what they’re up to once I see them.” Wynter

hummed and kept the invitation away.

Just then, her phone started to buzz. Wynter took a glance and saw that her connections from Hawford had sent her a message on the

dark web. She swiftly tapped on her phone and listened to the voicemail. Sᴇaʀ*ᴄh the FɪndNøvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

“Boss, Larry said you’ve arrived at Hawford! Is there anything your need? But why have you suddenly decided to visit?

“I thought you were taking a break from venture capital to focus on your exams and spend time with your family this year.

“Could it be that you’ve noticed that the market trend is bullish? The exchanges are full of green indicators!” Pablo Latham exclaimed excitedly in the voicemail.

He, along with the others, who had followed and witnessed Wynter’s rise in power shared a silent understanding–they would never reveal her identity in real life.

Even if they happened to meet her in person, they would remain silent. about her identity.

After all, Wynter was clearly not your average person–she was an unpredictable genius.

If Larry hadn’t gone to Southdale, the only person to contact Wynter would have been Welkin Corporation’s chairman.

collaborator.

up on the wealth that was right.

he sold his stocks. Though Pablo was confused,

his longtime

only decline after ten days based

his stocks, he was soon faced with an unexpected turn

the sudden strike of international upheavals only made it worse. There were even risks of a stock market

could almost hear the people lamenting their losses. It seemed that

stop there. Several stocks continued to drop, impacting the market

days, traders were reported to be left with barely one–tenth of their assets. Those

the impressive capabilities of the mysterious collaborator

he was surprised to learn that his collaborator also merely kept

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had been

and children’s charities.

a million wasn’t particularly significant in the stock

donations.

their decisive and composed demeanor, he had assumed that his collaborator was a mature and dignified figure older than himself.

receiving timely assistance from such a person. Sitting in front of the computer, he expressed

apology for mistaking the other as a

he spoke of them respectfully, he

majors. Despite Larry’s self–deprecation, Pablo never considered him

never involved in dangerous mining practices. Plus, he frequently donated his profit to

to

his fellow alumnus, they

if he

those who used to flatter him decisively abandoned him.

unchanged. When Pablo