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

Chapter 1474 The Montclairs Will Lose

"Mr. Whitman has requested a legal representative to contact the other party," reported an HR employee from the Whitman Group.

In truth, Wynter had planted her subordinates in the company's HR department, but it was her choice whether to put them to use.

She had already been aware of Noah's intention. Ever since uncovering the Montclairs' betrayal and Easton's misdeeds, Noah had been making arrangements.

Wynter understood that he wanted to end things with Ophelia peacefully-they were once husband and wife, after all.

Noah did give Ophelia a second chance, but the Montclair family refused to acknowledge their faults. They offered no apologies for Easton's misdeeds, treating the incident as if it were entirely justified.

And then there was Cyrus, who they had raised to be a failure. When Ophelia pushed Cyrus to pull his funds, Noah made his decision.

only possible if there's any left in his name." Wynter smirked. She seemed less like a righteous woman and more

still resembled a villain despite the passing years.

a forkful of cheesecake and fed it to her. As for Wynter, she sluggishly chewed on

and Dalton. Having faced numerous situations in recruitment, she ignored it and cleared her throat softly. "Are

someone overseeing the

he respected his wife and relented on trivial matters. However, the Montclairs misinterpreted his sense of

they had their limits. In fact, Noah didn't agree to the divorce on a whim. All those years, he

family had made a ruthless decision. Once the truth came

Noah has reached out through a legal representative, there's no need to hide certain truths. Let's take this back to him," Wynter said, planning

divorce would split the Whitmans' shares. But not

Wynter directed her question at Dalton, who simply