The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell) novel Chapter 1225

Chapter 1225 Not a Plaything 

Clearly, the view at night would be stunning. 

The hall was equipped with wine racks and party items, and the floor offered a picturesque view of Riogeb. Gazing down the towering floor, it felt as though the entire nightclub lay beneath their feet. 

Unfortunately, the investigators were frustrated as they failed to discover any clues. 

Just as they were at a loss, Wynter appeared asking about Dalton’s 

whereabouts. She had tried calling him multiple times, but he didn’t answer 

once. 

“They’re not here and have gone to the corridor below,” an investigator replied. They had prudently donned disposable shoe covers to avoid contaminating the 

crime scene. 

As Wynter was about to look for Dalton, she suddenly stopped in her tracks. From where she stood, she had a clear view of the nightclub. In particular, she noticed the bar stools lit up whenever someone was seated. 

Upon recalling the young women mentioning Vanessa being chosen, Wynter realized her mistake. She had assumed Hazel and her friends brought Vanessa to Club Solstice after catching the influential figure’s interest online. 

Yet, it turned out that the targets were randomly selected within the nightclub. Poor Vanessa had been targeted from that special floor! 

Wynter stood tall with a dark expression. The ostensible figure’s impulsive decision had claimed a young woman’s life. To them, those young women. were mere playthings and to be used as they pleased. 

Vanessa wasn’t the first or last victim of their cruelty. If her case remained negligently investigated, there would be similar incidents in the future. 

More young women would flock to the nightclub. While some sought to find a rich partner, among them were innocent souls who risked becoming playthings simply to seek a taste of life’s experience. 

Under no circumstances should the man force himself on the woman after her 

relection. Unfortunately, it was hard to prove one’s Innocence within such gray 

areas 

Based on the information, Vanessa wasn’t an ideal victim–she had hoped to secure a better life with a rich sclon. However, she didn’t deserve to be treated as a plaything by others. 

Wynter understood that the case was challenging, filled with twists and rumors swirling. To uncover the truth, she knew she needed hard evidence. 

The law should never condone a crime, especially to those who viewed lives. as mere playthings. 

Wynter glanced at the surveillance cameras, having figured out how the