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

Chapter 1631 Not One to Be Trifled With

Among the magnates left behind, some held influential ties. Edward refused to believe the authorities could truly dispose of them all.

Despite Cascadia's resurgence and strict governance, certain regions had always been steeped in traditions of networking and "favors". He doubted that even the most powerful hands could erase such connections easily.

A particular guest came to mind-Keesha, a high-ranking provincial official's daughter. Her search for a young womb was no ordinary vanity but a desperation for a surrogate.

In touching these elites, the opposition risked offending some very powerful individuals indeed. Yes, Edward was cornered. But if he had to suffer, he would make sure his enemies tasted a fair share of misery, too!

And it turned out he was indeed right about some things.

fox mask, remained unfazed, even as the authorities stormed the premises and took control. She was indeed nervous initially, but once everything settled down, her moment of alarm faded quickly into an air

deciding to cuff me," she said coolly, her confidence radiating. Consult your superiors? The Special Unit members exchanged bewildered glances. Did she know Wynter? That seemed impossible. She certainly didn't look like someone who could be on familiar terms with Wynter. They proceeded to bring out the

gave you, is this how you treat me? You better call someone who can actually

core, their privilege

no one found out about their wrongdoings, it seemed that they thought not of guilt but rather of how

academic performance faltered, she simply manipulated the system, easily finding ways to get someone else to

learned nothing of substance, she effortlessly navigated the business world by placing herself in front of a façade of legitimacy, all the while enjoying a

skills and knowledge weren't necessary for her when hiring practices were tailored to ensure she was handed a

to take exams, yet even the

police officers before her, with their meager salaries, were inconsequential. She thought