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

Chapter 1241 Nothing to Do with the Whitmans Anymore

“Lynette, I appreciate your kindness, but look at me. I’m already one foot in the grave. Whether I live long or not, we should let nature take its course.”

Reuben smiled kindly, though it was impossible to tell what he truly thought.

However, Reuben’s demeanor made Lynette find him difficult to deal with.

For years, she had treated him like her own father, yet he always seemed to keep her at arm’s length. He appeared friendly but never truly listened to her.

Lynette lowered her gaze and suppressed the urge to roll her eyes, her mind full of calculations. When she looked up again, her expression had changed to one of sadness.

“Mr. Reuben, if you continue like this, Marie will surely blame me for not taking good care of you for her when she returns. After all, when Ms. Isabella…” Lynette smartly stopped there.

The mention of old wounds caused Marlon’s eyes to darken. For many years now, he had been avoiding thoughts of his once–beloved sister. After all, Marie’s actions had changed the Whitman family forever.

low voice, “Lynette, if

my mother went to Kingbourne to see

away. On her deathbed, she told us not to blame Marie. We can choose not

Achilles heel of

to time. Only then will the effect she wanted be evident. She simply didn’t want the Whitmans to forget the harm

their conversation. “Has Marie returned?” he asked weakly

to Do with

Marlon remained silent.

interjected, “Yes, Mr. Reuben. Did you not know? Not only Marie, but even Wynter

were of her when she was born. She’s quite formidable now, having taken over the Quinnell

at Reuben’s troubled expression. “It seems the