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

Chapter 1686

Chapter 1686 Unwavering Determination

"They should pay the price for occupying the resources." Wynter didn't hide her intentions from Lucas. She was always honest when talking to him. "If they didn't see me, it meant that their current charges might not have gone deep enough.

"Even if they were arrested and sentenced, they'd probably only serve five or six years. Meanwhile, their descendants would still enjoy privileged positions and benefits. Yet, the resources stolen from others can never truly be recovered."

Lucas had suspected as much. Wynter wasn't someone who would reveal her identity lightly. Her decision to expose herself was deliberate-meant to leave no room for these people to harbor illusions of escaping justice.

"Mr. Monty said he did nothing wrong." Wynter's sharp gaze cut through any pretense. "But he's a frequent guest at the Wray family's club. Of course, he plays a more sophisticated game-preferring a touch of poetic elegance in his indulgences.

"Much of the documents regarding Club Solstice were destroyed. We tried recovering them but only managed to retrieve fragments. There's no direct footage implicating him.

"But, Lucas, none of the people here today are innocent," Wynter said gravely, her tone heavy with conviction." I'm here to seek justice for those who can no longer speak for themselves."

black mist behind Wynter, where one soul

who couldn't speak for themselves, who

flow of heaven and earth, when teaching her the Arcane Way. But Wynter, born with a defiant spirit, refused

a cultivator, ascension and the so-called Sacred Path wouldn't interest her. Her path

eyes and sighed with a mix of exasperation and fondness. "I understand now. Mr. Munn Senior wasn't wrong when he

for family. "From the moment I met you, I knew you were someone who truly spoke for the people. You have

Lucas couldn't remember the last time someone

suppress the smile tugging at the corners of his mouth. "Leave this to me. Do what you need to do, and rest assured-just like you said, this

the most difficult to address. The breadth and depth of those

have hesitated before making such bold moves. Offending so many people-up and down the hierarchy-right after arriving at

meeting earlier were

who had received the signal to retreat from the area didn't believe they would be caught. The plan devised by Edward was flawless. While everyone else was