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

Chapter 1691 No Need for Schemes

Wynter continued, "I'm here to tell you people to conduct your businesses properly. What my great-great grandfather said when establishing this Chamber of Commerce still holds true today.

"Even in commerce, one must uphold integrity and principles-do not flatter foreign powers or rely on ill-gotten gains. A gentleman earns wealth in an upright manner.

"And as for your concern for Mr. Keller's hobbies-what exactly is your intention? Are you hoping to get yourselves arrested as well?"

As she spoke, cold sweat began to bead on the members' foreheads.

"Ms. Quinnell, that's not what we meant. It's just that the market environment isn't great, and we were wondering if there might be policies to help our businesses grow together. It would be good for the chamber as well, wouldn't it?" one of the members said.

Wynter's gaze swept toward the speaker. She knew better than anyone that the business world wasn't simply black or white. Greed was an inevitable part of human nature and was what fueled the engine of commerce.

did she believe that every trace of "evil" needed to be eradicated.

need me reminding you of this chamber's founding principles," Wynter said steadily. "The

you say-be mindful of your words.

am not Kenton Wray. The Quinnell family will inject three billion as an investment into the chamber's projects,

live up to a tenth of Grandpa Gordon's legacy, but I will never bow to anyone. Hence, there's

others. Focus on discovering talent, developing products,

emulating the likes of Kenton or Edison

lit up with excitement after hearing about

their

more enduring endless social dinners, and no more drinking themselves

why would they choose sides? Why would they willingly become

I was wrong before! From now on, I'll listen to whatever you say," one member