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

Chapter 1312 Embarrassing Lynette

In the past, this kind of demeanor from Lynette might have softened Reuben’s heart. After all, no one would want to believe that a child they watched grow up could suddenly become so

unfamiliar.

But after a serious illness, with the Whitmans now at a disadvantage, everything became clear. Coupled with the fact that Wynter had pointed out the spies planted in the Whitman residence by the Wrays, Reuben had no reason to be soft–hearted anymore.

He shifted his gaze away, completely ignoring Lynette, and addressed Wynter instead. “Wynter, once your assessment is over, I’ll go with you to see your mother.”

Misunderstandings needed to be spoken about. Reuben wanted to see Marie and ask her what had truly happened back then.

Wynter smiled at his words, her bright eyes sparkling. “Alright, then. I’ll hurry.”

Marie hadn’t come in, which probably meant the Wrays had orchestrated her exclusion.

for Marie not to be present in such a situation. This way, she could better

this was the first time Lynette had been completely ignored. Not only Reuben but even Wynter didn’t spare her a single glance! It was as if she was just

her first meeting with Marie. She had been the same way. She was aloof with no regard for anyone else, surrounded by a crowd of

Hawford was now under

that Marie’s father could be her own. That way, she might also become the object of envy throughout Hawford. That was why she had always been so

these years, he had never regarded her as his own daughter. It

out, every last one of them! Only then could the Wray family truly rise to

didn’t even need to look to

elusive energy she couldn’t quite place. The twins and

Lucius. “Mr. Lucius, how about we have a chat? You might

respond, Lynette gracefully shifted aside. A cold smirk lingered at the corner of her

head slightly and addressed

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on his behalf?” Wynter was at the age when people spoke bluntly. “What’s

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