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

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“I just wanted to let you know that Cyrus will be joining me,” Wynter stated as she stared at Reuben.

She chose not to explain further, fearing that someone might eavesdrop. Besides, she wouldn’t be able to attain the results she wanted if she told the truth.

Cyrus halted his movements at the mention of his name. Though his once gloomy expression had lightened, he remained puzzled as to why Wynter, whom he barely knew, needed his company.

He was still reeling from the earlier event and felt conflicted toward Wynter. After all, she was the one who drove Easton out of the Whitman residence.

Easton was a distant relative of Cyrus‘ maternal grandmother, Tamia Wooten. He had remained with the Whitman family for years, and Cyrus had always regarded him fondly. If Noah hadn’t disclosed Easton’s betrayal, Cyrus would never have suspected him of such treachery.

Cyrus couldn’t understand why Easton would turn against the Whitman family, who had treated him with kindness. He briefly considered Tamia’s involvement but quickly dismissed the idea.

Before Cyrus could voice his refusal, Reuben interjected, “Of course. Let Cyrus introduce you to the group.

Who exactly was he supposed to

calmly gazed at him and asked, “What? Are you not

for the family business. It wasn’t mandatory to pass it down to a blood descendant,

in his eyes suggested he had grasped Reuben’s intention. Noah

and now deeply regretted leaving his son in his wife’s care. Although he didn’t entirely blame Ophelia, he knew

as cold sweat broke out on his forehead. “Don’t be mad, Grandpa. Of

willing.”

You’re a member

with Cyrus‘ age, he’s just four years ahead of Wynter. Besides, he just returned from abroad and

“He’s a lot like a younger Taylor–both righteous and compassionate. I’m

help him out

need to consider the people and situations around you more carefully. It’s important to understand what’s truly beneficial or detrimental to you,” Marie advised. Compared

he was slow to learn and wasn’t cut out for business. He wasn’t like his father and uncle, who