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

Chapter 1534 Meeting Her End

Fredric's words completely put Edison at ease. If Fredric was taking action, it could only mean that "that man' was already displeased with what Wynter had been doing.

Others might have only made vague threats. However, Edison knew better than anyone else about Fredric's capabilities.

No one could detect anything unusual from Fredric's plans. Years ago, it was also he who had covered up the situation regarding Marie.

The lie had been so full of holes, yet Fredric managed to smooth it over in front of Noah and Taylor. That alone was enough to demonstrate his skill.

And he had only become more formidable now as the third-ranking official in Hawford, with the backing of provincial leadership. His current power was beyond mere businessmen's imagination.

For the Waldron family, this marked a turning point. Edison had just been regretting offending Wynter. But now, he hoped more than anyone that this outsider-who had disrupted the Chamber of Commerce-would face a heavy downfall!

If she didn't, Hawford would soon be entirely under the Whitman family's control.

Edison couldn't resist adding, 'My wife mentioned that Wynter is looking into Marie's incident. Should we

knew that this particular

of funds. Fredric had targeted Shane when he came to

To make the Whitman family part with their money, some

always remember that period because he truly had

letter appeared on his desk, asking if he wanted to rise in the ranks. If he did, he needed to show some

a name for himself. His family was part of the government system, but coming from a small town, it was far more challenging to rise in the ranks.

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party hated the Quinnell and Whitman families to keep such a close watch

stated their intentions to assist him without getting directly involved. Any additional benefits would be left to him as long as the

expectations, leading to his remarkable ascent. He went from a minor editor to the third-ranking official. Every step he took upward was not merely a result of luck or

If anyone were to uncover the