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

Chapter 1586 Her True Identity

At this moment, informing anyone would only expose Fredric. But upon closer thought, it was still a win.

The troublesome Wynter wouldn't be coming out anymore. Once the accusations were established, it would be nearly impossible for her to clear her name.

The public perception of the Quinnell and Whitman families had plummeted online, and no one would trust them again.

Even if Wynter knew something about the scholarship committee, it wouldn't matter. Someone who couldn't even save themselves had no way to compete with them.

Fredric adjusted his glasses with a smug expression as he listened to the broadcast updates. Wynter would finally pay the price for her actions over the past few days.

Meanwhile, in the interrogation room, Dalton didn't seem like someone being interrogated, but Wynter felt more like the one interrogating others.

"I don't acknowledge these accusations as I've never done any of these things." She leaned forward. "The whistleblower needs to provide evidence, too. They can't just slander me. Since I'm here, shouldn't they be brought in to cooperate with the investigation?"

The interrogators were taken aback by her counter-question.

snapped, "That's not your concern. Just answer the

ordinary business investor," Wynter replied, looking at the interrogator. "I'm surprised to have been arrested and suspect someone is framing me.

malicious competition in business. I demand that the company's

one of them stood up abruptly. "Ms. Quinnell, we've encountered many criminals like you. You'd

smiled slyly. "I've already

smug, thought she was scared and sat

his wrist and looked up at him. "You aren't

He stared at Wynter in disbelief, as if he were

She had

found it easy to handle such matters. She chuckled softly, and with a

press the alarm button on his shoulder, but Wynter swiftly tapped a pressure point

arm.

unaware that such techniques still

time, she pulled out her phone and dialed a number. "Have our people

had long