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

Chapter 1699 Willowbrook Medical Center

In the Special Unit, a simple word "spirit"--was all it took for an emergency summoning,

Within moments, replies came streaming in.

"Boss, you're finally here! Do you know how sick I am of these restaurants? Sure, their food is delicious, but three of the same meals a day, every day? I'm used to spicy food! I'm gonna puke!"

Wynter had always said that they needed to adapt to the local environment, cultural customs, and dining habits no matter where they went. The closer they aligned themselves, the better they could blend in and remain unnoticed. Another member chimed in, "At least you have food to eat. Stop whining."

That single line was enough to silence him. After all, something others thought was too expensive was very affordable to others, creating a stark contrast.

Dalton informed Wynter that he would visit the Yarwood family's old acquaintances before walking toward a Rolls Royce Cullinan.

Wynter didn't find this unusual. She very quickly turned her focus back to her Special Unit members to get an update on the situation.

but recently, there's been an exhibition and a large

been arriving. This time, there are a lot of foreign soldiers-all top-tier elites. We haven't been keeping an eye on them too

hidden in Cascadia would likely

gone missing. So,

was a brief pause before

pandemic might

wouldn't

need to be even more careful. There are many large events in Colifernia, and I don't know where things might go wrong.

in her eyes. "Meanwhile, I'll

Medical Center, a hospital in Colifernia, had previously been quite empty. However, it

patients lined up to see doctors, get medication, and undergo surgeries. People found this strange, and it led many to believe that

at the hospital. Nevertheless, nurses went about their usual routine, ignorant

nurse at Willowbrook Medical Center, was on her night shift, making her usual rounds

the pharmacy, she noticed the lights still on inside. Thinking someone had simply forgotten