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

Chapter 1303 None of Your Concern

The crowd visibly paled as they watched the heartfelt exchange between Wynter and Reuben, especially those who had long colluded with the Wray family.

Throughout the years, Kenton’s associates had discreetly sowed

discord between the Whitman and Quinnell families for their own

interests. Sometimes, they even exaggerated misunderstandings or remained silent about the truth.

If the Whitman and Quinnell families made amends, it would inevitably bring their past misdeeds to light. In that scenario, the Whitmans would never forgive them, particularly regarding Marie’s affairs.

The whole reason they sided with Kenton could be traced back to when they deceived Shane and provided false information about Marie. S~ᴇaʀᴄh the Find ɴøᴠel.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Upon learning of Wynter’s disappearance, Isabella attempted to meet Marie out of concern. In truth, Marie had regained her sanity during her time with Shane. Though she had hoped to reach out to Isabella, Shane hindered her attempts.

Driven by their greed, Kenton’s associates hesitated to speak the truth about Marie. Instead, they claimed that Marie would be belittled if the Whitmans didn’t support Shane’s success in Hawford.

they chose to keep the truth from Isabella. In the end, Isabella never had the chance

verge of ruin at that

matters worse, Marie seemed to

None of

to snub them Under such circumstances, h indifference had become the greatest anguish they

his reaction to the truth.

considered betraying Kenton t gain the Whitmans‘ favor during the

he had no choice but to

him, but he was certainly taken aback by

with nothing to offer but her looks. However, he never anticipated

Kenton’s mind, Wynter gazed at him and stated, “I believe Mr. Wray’s affirmation remains to be

must also remember our roots. Grandpa Fabian once spoke of Grandpa Reuben

entrepreneur.

Reuben once inscribed a vision of a land of peace and flourishing. He had hoped that Cascadian merchants would build their wealth, and in turn, contribute to the nation’s

less with your statement, Mr. Wray.

and follow his