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

Chapter 1456 Threatening Wynter

The other Chamber of Commerce members had already completed their additional investments. Kenton was frustrated that he was the only one left.

Fortunately, with some professional traders' help, his investments were quickly secured half an hour before the market closed.

Kenton breathed a sigh of relief when his investments were added. "Thank god I managed to catch up. It's all the accountant's fault. He acts like he's the boss just because he handles money."

One of the Chamber members who had overheard the argument earlier asked, 'Mr. Wray, do you have personal connections with the accountant?"

"He used to be one of my underlings.' Kenton took a drag from his cigarette. 'He's just a country bumpkin. I hired him because he was smart and did well in school.

"He even got a full scholarship and went abroad for further studies. If he wasn't good with numbers, I wouldn't have kept him."

"Then you have to be cautious, Mr. Wray. Accountants can be very vengeful and ruthless when it comes to getting their revenge. I had a similar situation with an accountant before.

me to the authorities. Fortunately, I had someone planted inside the department where he submitted

narrowed his eyes and spoke in a

Wray, it's wise to be on guard." The person continued, "You saw how he left quietly after you slapped him. As

tomorrow, when the stock market opens, the profits will cover the funds I pulled from

just be a barking dog by

the account by tomorrow. It was just a mere reminder. Don't take it

like Kenton not

his associates invested in rose slightly, they paled in comparison to the skyrocketing

never materialized. It was a shame, especially since they had

their own hidden agendas. One of them,

was undoubtedly a lucrative project that every businessman wanted a stake in. The news had

longer expected to share in the land profits, development would definitely require investors. Hence, maintaining good relations with Wynter could significantly increase their chances of winning contracts in

expressed strong disdain for Wynter. It was difficult to reconnect with

as the negotiator, the situation would be different. He was a part of