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

Chapter 1504 Those Hidden in the Dark Are Coming Out

"Absolutely." Astor Tisdel, the old man's secretary, had checked thoroughly.

The old man pondered for a moment. "Find a way to let him know what should and shouldn't be said. If Kenton is smart enough, he should understand."

"Understood." Astor adjusted his glasses before continuing, "You can rest assured, I will handle everything."

The old man's gaze darkened. "To accomplish great things, some sacrifices must be made. If necessary, offer the Wray family some benefits. Handle the situation in Valen Village."

Astor chuckled softly. "They are just a bunch of greedy, lowly individuals who believe they've accomplished something on their own just by riding on your coattails."

"Astor, be careful with your words." The old man's appearance was deceptively benign. He looked like someone who would do no harm. Even the cup he used was a cheap one bought from a supermarket.

"Go now. Remember, anyone but the Quinnel family can take charge in the Chamber of Commerce," the old man reminded.

Astor bowed his head. "I'll take care of it right away."

he

concerned about the old man's health. "You're coughing again. This

consider the effort you put into the

many times have I told you? Broaden your perspective. Alright, enough about this. Go get my medicine," the old

helped the old man

to meet the Winston family frequently. For over a decade, the

he still needed to assess which family would be more suitable to

the guts to betray them as he should know his own worth. After all, Kenton was merely a pawn who had been given a chance by the old

this incident had altered

created such turmoil for the Wray family. It

her a proper

Quinnell family could pursue profits in Hawford's business world, but they absolutely shouldn't have caused the Wray family to fall

the office, his expression was no longer the mild demeanor he displayed for the old man. His face was now shadowed with

for an hour, and no one knew where he had gone in between. Everyone assumed that the interrogation would only begin