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

Chapter 1681 Having Trouble Answering

Olivian could no longer sit still after hearing Wynter's words.

"I... I really haven't done anything wrong," he stammered before taking a deep breath. "You can check all my accounts. I haven't received any bribes."

"Indeed, there were no bribes," Wynter said before turning to clap her hands.

The person who walked in was someone who had not appeared in a long time-Wolf. He was holding a scroll taller than himself, his expression fierce.

At the sight of the scroll, Olivian's tea cup toppled, spilling scalding water everywhere.

The loud noise drew the attention of everyone at the conference table. They were all seasoned in the ways of the bureaucracy and instantly understood what was happening.

Wynter leaned forward, sliding the entire scroll toward him. "Mr. Hollis, take a good look. Does this priceless painting look familiar to you?"

"I... I..." Olivian opened his mouth but couldn't form a coherent sentence. "This is just a hobby of mine."

Hollis' hobby is indeed expensive. I've seen many people fall from grace-some because of a love for expensive wine, others because of lust. And then there

correctly, it went to Foplya, and now it's in your possession. How did it come to you? Maybe you

you say it was last seen in

mention of Foplya made him

went to Foplya," he said quickly, his face turning pale. He was terrified, afraid that one slip would

she asked, "So, how

get to the bottom of it because anything discovered by

back to the Atlantean. However, its implications were far from positive- especially since traces of a curse

education system, keeping such a painting

could only bring chaos

whoever gifted this painting was no ordinary individual. It

lacked the knowledge to

Olivian hesitated, visibly uneasy.

her presence became almost suffocating. "If you don't explain clearly today, everyone associated with your

responsible party, we'll follow your earlier suggestion. We'll arrest everyone and conduct thorough investigations one by one." This declaration made everyone in the