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

Chapter 1639 Fredric's Regret

Lucas could hear the deep pride and affection Jackson had for Wynter. This wasn't surprising, given that she was an apprentice Jackson had gotten from Southdale and one who he owed his life to.

Lucas dared not tell Jackson that Wynter had been suppressed by those in power. He knew Jackson too well. He was devoted to the country and couldn't stand such injustice.

Lucas feared that Jackson would worry. His position was so important that if it were shaken, it would become a major issue.

Hence, Lucas continued to deceive and play along with these people, listening to their nonsense about "preferring to do nothing than to make mistakes".

Everything contrasted with the conversation he'd had with Jackson before he left.

Back then, they stood together atop a building, looking out over the endless mountains in the distance when Jackson said, "Do what you must without hesitation just as you did in Southdale. I am here in Kingbourne, waiting for you and Wynter to return."

These people simply didn't deserve any mercy!

power in your hands

position. He had always maintained an image of being knowledgeable and composed. Yet, at that moment, as he received

like you deserve to die!"

Eugene was surprised that Lucas

frozen. The moment he

things like the manipulation of interests, framing conscientious entrepreneurs, or even the trafficking of human

he knew that the mere occurrence of Valen Village being in the spotlight meant an in-depth investigation

evidence. As for the benefit exchange with the Wray family, he had never even met

prior records on the first day in his position. As long as he didn't admit anything, no one could force

allow him to fall so easily. If Fredric were brought down, he would definitely be affected, too. Moreover, Valen Village's

like Lucas had noticed such a small,

overwhelmed. He couldn't even begin to imagine what would happen to him if Valen Village's scandal came

as he thought about the identity of the person responsible for this investigation and why they

should have received a notification. Even if there was some movement from the higher-ups,