The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell) novel Chapter 1251

Wynter clenched her fists nervously. She didn't feel such anxiousness when reuniting with the Quinnell family.

Despite already arriving at the Whitman residence and meeting Taylor, she just realized she needed a plan to resolve the longstanding conflict.

She resembled her mother, and Wynter knew that Noah and Taylor wouldn't dismiss her appearance as a mere coincidence.

At that moment, Taylor put the phone conversation on hold and started to turn around. However, his attention was immediately captured by Kenton's deep sigh.

"What are you hesitating for, Taylor? We've known each other since childhood. You know that no doctors out there can cure Mr. Reuben's illness. Don't keep the old man suffering.

"I spoke with Evan about Mr. Reuben last time, and he insisted on Mr. Reuben's immediate surgery. His condition will only worsen with delays, but I'm sure you're already aware of that," Kenton urged.

He paused briefly and continued, "I understand you might have concerns about the Chamber of Commerce, but that's nothing to worry about. You're not a stranger—you are and will always be my close friend.

"Besides, there's nothing wrong with welcoming foreign investments. Grant them some power, and money flows in! It's a win-win for everyone, and we can make profits together!

"Once we've sorted things out with the Chamber of Commerce, Evan will be able to visit Mr. Reuben and provide treatment more easily. Otherwise, Mr. Reuben might continue to suffer. It's not easy to bring Evan in for treatment."

At that point, Kenton's words could be interpreted as a subtle warning. As a fellow businessman, Taylor recognized the underlying implication.

However, Taylor would never risk Reuben's life on a gamble. He stated sternly, "We still have time, so let me think it over. But if I do agree, you must ensure Evan will keep his temper in check and abide by the Cascadian rules."

Kenton gave a hearty laugh and reassured him, "Don't worry, I've already spoken with Evan about that. I understand Mr. Reuben's a conventionalist, and I respect that.