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

Chapter 1515 Seeing Through Yvette's Lies

Among the group of male students, one couldn't contain his curiosity and asked a bystander, 'Why are they being so respectful to that girl?"

"Don't you know her?" The bystander was astonished. 'She's currently one of the wealthiest people in

Hawford. That piece of land she acquired is valued at billions! Not to mention her accomplishments in other areas."

Terrence's heart grew heavier as the words sank in. The male students' expressions varied, but the weight of embarrassment was palpable. It was clear that they all regretted their earlier actions, but what could they do

now?

Being kicked out had already been humiliating enough. They couldn't stay there any longer.

As they walked away, one of them mumbled, 'Do you think Wynter is really that rich? We're talking billions here."

No one replied. They had all seen the reactions of those around her, and any attempt to deny it would make them look foolish.

too. Have you heard about what Wynter

curiosity was natural, considering how different Wynter seemed

trail behind Charlie like a love-struck fool. That was why they asked

the mere mention of Wynter. She took a deep breath

you're trying to humiliate me, just say so. I don't know anything about her situation, nor do I know if

as someone unattainable, fell silent, instinctively taking her words seriously. But

wasn't foolish. He scrolled through his phone as he quietly remarked, "From the way you acted earlier, it

have been humiliated today, but that doesn't mean I'll let that manager get away with

the kind of conversation we're going to have, I don't want to hear any more of it! Are you implying

way." Carnell shrugged. He noticed everyone's gaze and tried to ease the tension. "I was just

Fine, I get it. The situation was bound to cause misunderstandings. Let's

everything that had just happened. They had indeed come to see Yvette, but now, the excitement from

news about Wynter weighed heavily on them like

wonder if their issues regarding employment could have been resolved if they had treated Wynter better before. Instead,