Chapter 1291 Kenton’s Trump Card
Kenton’s last comment completely tarnished Wynter’s Image.
In both public and private matters, it was unacceptable to make the elders walt. Moreover, with the Whitmans present, any delay would reflect poorly on them as well,
Kenton intended to further exacerbate the tension between the Whitman and Quinnell familjes. With the existing misunderstandings and grudges, he was certain that the Whitmans would take the Quinnells‘ tardiness seriously.
However, this time, the outcome was beyond Kenton’s expectations.
When Reuben heard these remarks, he walked forward with the help of his dragon cane before pausing.
His tone was calm when he spoke, “According to the invitation, the Chamber of Commerce doesn’t start in another half hour. Mr. Lark, you’re too hasty.
“Kenton, you should also remain composed. As one of the key decision–makers, the Wray family should be more measured.”
Reuben’s composed response effectively nullified Kenton’s earlier manipulations.
People began to reconsider. Indeed, there was still half an
hour left, so discussions about waiting were premature.
If the Quinnells failed to show up after the allotted time, then they would be considered late. For now, discussing them being late was premature.
Kenton could see what these people were thinking. He knew that these small tricks weren’t enough to bring down the Quinnells for good.
What he hadn’t anticipated was that Reuben would actually speak up for the Quinnells. He should be the one who resented them the most, especially considering what Marie
had done back then.
Kenton clenched his fists and wondered where Lynette was. That fool had clearly said that the Whitmans harbored deep
resentment toward Marie.
Every year, they would fuel the antagonism between the Whitmans and Quinnells, making it impossible for them to
mend their relationship.
Reuben wouldn’t even allow anyone to mention Marie at
home. So, why was Reuben acting in support of the Quinnell family now?
Yvette entered with an air of confidence, as if she were the star of the evening. Many stock traders and venture
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