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

Chapter 1344 The Infighting

At worst, Taylor might be taken away by the authorities. Regardless of the consequences, the Whitman Group’s stocks were set to take a hit.

Given Reuben’s condition, he could barely handle the setbacks. Noah, too, already had a lot on his plate.

Although Taylor wasn’t afraid of going to prison, he was deeply concerned about his family’s potential ruin. Still, he couldn’t fathom how the account ledger surfaced, especially since it pertained to the property development made a long time ago.

Clearly, such an issue should never be made public. Taylor now understood the reason Wynter insisted on a private discussion.

“You’ve got to believe me, Sevie. I’ve never done anything against the law throughout my business career. Is this the Wrays‘ doing?” As Taylor flipped through the financial statement, he drew a smart conclusion.

“Indeed. It’s their ace in the hole,” Wynter affirmed, laying out the truth to remind Taylor of the threat while observing his reaction.

sure there weren’t any hidden pitfalls. After all, Cyrus didn’t strike her as trustworthy. Fortunately, Taylor affirmed that he remained clear–headed and in

relatives raising concerns, Wynter could carry out her investigations without

had underestimated Wynter’s network. To Kenton, Wynter was nothing more than an heir to the Quinnells‘ legacy.

individuals were far beyond the scope of a scion from Kingbourne like her.

the rift between the Whitmans and Quinnells. He was hoping to see her personally

was so intricate and flawless that his true intentions were nearly impossible to discern.. Unfortunately for him, his opponent was Wynter

greatest regret was dismissing Wynter as just another scion, a belief he learned from the

didn’t hold back his ruthlessness and ferocity. Indifferent to the watching eyes, he hurled

like this?” Kenton

She never expected such privileges would be stripped away, nor did she expect Kenton, who had

a fistful of her hair and slammed her

grimaced in pain as her face grew pale. “This is a misunderstanding, Mr.