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

Chapter 1301 The Chamber of Commerce's Ethos

"Calm down, Taylor. These guys are simply ignorant. I'll lecture them after the meeting," Kenton suggested as he glanced at Emmett.

Seeing that Kenton gave Emmett an out, Taylor chose not to press the issue further.

"I'm sure Ms. Yates has some sort of connection with Wynter, but we're not in any position to comment on that," Kenton continued.

At that, Yvette had no choice but to suppress her displeasure and gave a subtle nod in response.

Turning to Wynter, Kenton put on a pretense of a peacemaker and explained, "You should be mindful of your words and actions around your elders, Wynter. While I understand the Quinnells are a powerful family in Kingbourne, things are different here in Hawford.

"Moreover, Ms. Yates is our esteemed guest and a new member of the Chamber of Commerce. Here's some advice-don't go causing trouble. Mr. Whitman Senior might be able to shield you this time, but there's no guarantee for the next.

Chamber of Commerce's members, we can't sever our business ties

for Wynter, they were actually a warning to Taylor. Kenton was subtly cautioning that Taylor shouldn't burn his bridges before

the other families, the companies dependent on them would suffer greatly. Those businesses hadn't managed to secure any profitable projects and were falling behind

Kenton's scheme. It appeared he plotted to gang up against the Whitman family and usurped their

doubted that Yvette could truly predict stock

sensed something unusual about Yvette. Aside from the skills she appropriated from Margaret, Yvette seemed to possess a foresight that outstripped

to buying a winning lottery ticket without knowing its date and number. Noting that Yvette only knew the general direction without key details, Wynter suspected that she might have been

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she would make sure those despicable people cough up

"Thank you for your advice, Mr. Wray. But while engaging in business is necessary, upholding principles is