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

Chapter 1310 Looking Down on Wynter

Raphael’s remarks drew the attention of everyone around them. He was very smart, designing his words to pledge allegiance to Kenton and the Darnell family.

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After all, many people had been wary of a renewed alliance between the Whitman and Quinnell families. They were teetering indecisively. By making such a statement now, Raphael was clearly signaling his loyalty to Kenton and Lucius.

Sure enough, Kenton’s lips curled into a faint smile before he put on a show of fairness and

stopped Raphael. “Mr. Hollin, that’s a bit too much. We should give the young ones a chance to prove themselves.

“Wynter isn’t just relying on her family. Hasn’t she been managing the Quinnell group quite well herself?”

“Mr. Wray, as businessmen, we’re all aware of how the Quinnell group was revived,” Raphael said, trailing off suggestively. “I don’t want to collaborate with Ms. Quinnell. Let’s see if anyone else here is willing to.”

complex interests. It seemed improbable that a young girl recently brought back from a small county could revive a struggling old

to push influential figures like Shane and Declan out and

masterminds were probably Albert and Sebastian. One was thriving in

After all, in today’s digital age,

rising to become the Quinnell Group’s head could be sensational. In the end, it was all a part of Fabian’s great scheme. He had pulled off a

now visited the company almost daily. It was a stark contrast to his previous semi–retired state,

credible.

to making her grand entrance

down on Yvette.

while these people were looking down on Wynter, they failed to notice Lucius, whom they were trying so hard

and fixed on Wynter, and he wondered if this was really the daughter

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green eyes were as calm and inscrutable as a still lake. He had genuinely harbored a dislike for the Quinnell family. However, upon seeing Wynter, who appeared relaxed and languid, he seemed to dislike her less than he had

temperament. Wynter’s presence was distinctively unconventional and refined.