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

Chapter 1548 Something's Off With Lynette

With the help of scholarships, many had completed their studies abroad and found employment at large companies.

Eliana had long wished to support her grandparents after reaching adulthood, especially as her ailing grandfather struggled to cover her tuition fees. She hoped to ease his burden once she started earning a living. It seemed the more kindness one had, the less aware they were of humanity's darker side.

Meanwhile, Wynter remained at the villa after meeting with Yvette. She intended to take precautions based on the information Yvette shared.

When Yvette was taken away, Elmer finally broke his silence. "We can't let the pandemic spread, Boss. I'll head to the customs and inspect the visitors and goods that have passed through once more."

With his extraordinary memory, Elmer was capable of recognizing one after a single glance.

Upon hearing Elmer's suggestion, Wynter looked up at him. "I doubt you'll find anything at customs. Besides, your search could set off some red flags."

'But if we look at past outbreaks, any viruses from foreign origin

find out who smuggled the virus in and how they

a call. Since the culprit is a cultivator, he should be under their oversight. We need their assistance," Wynter instructed as she wandered deeper into the

order. He thought of something and added, 'Please be careful, Boss. We've received word that someone might target you because of your actions in

thing? I'd get to see how the bigwigs retaliate. For years, they have pushed the useless Wrays into the spotlight while driving local brands into

Don't forget the Special Unit's initial aspirations." Elmer nodded in acknowledgment, and his

missions. An inscription on

Wynter pointed out, the mission wasn't particularly significant or called for their

school Yvette mentioned. I suspect there's more than meets the eye. Also, why hasn't

question seemed puzzling. After all, the

lead investigator on the case, Elmer understood Wynter's implication. 'There's nothing wrong with