The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell) novel Chapter 1246

At the Wray residence, Kenton was on the brink of a breakdown as his plans faced constant disruptions.

To make matters worse, the Whitman family had suddenly reneged on their agreement. Kenton wondered what Lynette had done to bring about such predicaments.

"I didn't expect the Whitmans to break their promise. They gave me their word! That old man is going to end up dying for his troubles!" Lynette argued aggrievedly.

"How are we supposed to manipulate the Whitman brothers if Reuben dies? Use your brains for once!

"And you better clean up the mess at the club. You're doomed if we get dragged into your scandals," Kenton warned angrily over the phone.

Hearing that, Lynette was visibly displeased. "You have some nerve lecturing me like that. You wouldn't have gotten this far if it weren't for my club. Besides, have you forgotten who sowed the seed of vanity into those girls? It was me!"

"Okay, you win. Keep contacting Marie and dig into the Quinnells' situation," Kenton groaned.

He couldn't shake the feeling that he had overlooked something, especially upon discovering his men had lost track of Wynter.

However, Kenton heard that Albert had acquired some stocks and met with several venture capitalists in Hawford.

In the past, Kenton would've been wary of such news. But with Yvette at the helm, he did not need to worry about his investments.

After all, Albert was no match for the prophetic Yvette. Still, Kenton couldn't help but wonder about Wynter's whereabouts.

Believing Kenton was fretting unnecessarily, Lynette gave a dismissive scoff. "How much can a young lady accomplish? Besides, the bodyguards mentioned losing track of her while she was shopping in Riogeb.

"She's probably dazzled by Hawford's splendor and plans to bring home some luxuries. After all, she's just returned from the countryside."