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

Chapter 1557 Still Trapped in Delusions

The person next to Edison widened his eyes in surprise. "Mr. Waldron, are you hiding something from us?"

"Not at all," Edison replied, his words tightly guarded. "But as businesspeople, we must know what to get involved in and what to avoid. The Montclair family's downfall is a clear example. Now, let's see if Wynter is as lucky when she faces the same situation."

Everyone knew that the Montclair family had been entirely ruined. Tamia, punished for numerous offenses, had no hope of ever getting out.

Tamia had tried to reach out for help, banking on her past connections with that man. After all, many elements at play had helped him reach where he was today. If both the Wray and Montclair families collapsed, his position could also be at risk.

But that man didn't respond to her pleas. Tamia finally understood what it meant to be in eternal torment.

She had to listen to Landon hurling insults at her every day, saying that her actions were worse than those of animals. Within just two days, her former elegance had vanished.

considered ending it all by ramming into a wall, but she failed every time. Now, all she could do was wait in agony

thinking that Wynter was on the other side, laughing at her. "Just you wait. One day, you'll regret ever coming to Hawford. Someone will show you the meaning

mind. Deep down, she understood that the Montclair family's current situation meant that anyone who

be dragged down with them, so everyone kept their distance from

had been ruthless and clear. She had cut off every escape route

like an outcast in Hawford. She might be free, but no one dared to contact her. The

their stance clear. They weren't in the same social

still held onto hope, thinking that she could somehow convince Rosalyn

a misunderstanding. I never really wanted to divorce him. It was all

get involved in Ophelia's messy situation with the Whitman family, found it difficult to fend off her persistent attempts to

than face the reality awaiting her outside-a mountain of debt, no home to return to, and the stain of

was the harshest blow for Ophelia. This felt worse than being locked up. It made her feel like she was living in a nightmare, especially when she saw the judgmental looks from