The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell) novel Chapter 133

pter 133 Finally Meeting Wynter  

Chapter 133 Finally Meeting Wynter 

Ewan offered a handshake, trying to establish a connection. “Mr. Hilton, it’s taken me quite an effort to finally meet you…” 

The bodyguard stepped in firmly. “Mr. Hilton is currently occupied with urgent matters. Business negotiations can only be arranged for tomorrow.” 

“It’s not about business negotiations!” Ewan protested, trying to push forward. “This is a purely personal matter.” 

The bodyguard hesitated. 

Larry’s voice was heard. “Who’s blocking the way? Move aside.” 

He was adamant about meeting Wynter, and anyone who stood in his way would face the 

consequences. 

Since his efforts to break through were fruitless, Ewan summoned the courage to scream. Mr. Hilton, why has Welkin Corporation suddenly terminated its partnership with the Yates. Group? There were no warnings. How am I expected to handle the investments in those steel 

ventures?” 

The bodyguard quickly covered Ewan’s mouth to silence him and moved him aside. 

Seeing Ewan’s plight, the people at the Chamber of Commerce decided not to intervene. 

After all, deals that were closed and those that fell through were a common occurrence in 

the business world. 

Ewan’s outburst was indeed embarrassing. 

As Larry’s assistant, Jerry Yandel felt responsible to manage the situation. “Mr. Yates, I must ask you to refrain from shouting. Mr. Hilton won’t be available to me. 

th you.” 

“Jerry!” Ewan exclaimed upon spotting a familiar face. “I’ve been trying to reach you for ages. Didn’t you mention earlier that you’d let me welcome Mr. Hilton? Why does it feel like you don’t recognize me now?” 

Jerry remained cold. “Mr. Yates, we were never close. I’m just conveying the directives from the higher–ups.” 

If it hadn’t been for Gregory Wollen’s directive to support the Yates family, there was no chance that a small company like the Yates Group would have managed Welkin Group’s business. 

But Ewan never seemed to get things right. 

Let alone the quality of his work, even the projects assigned to him had a consistently poor. output. 

Jerry was puzzled why Gregory was generous toward the Yates family. Fortunately, 

directives from higher–ups had spread, and they would no longer have to deal with the Yates 

Group. 

“Mr. Yates, farewell,” Jerry concluded succinctly. 

With a group of bodyguards surrounding Larry, Ewan couldn’t get close. 

He would not give up easily! 

Ewan gritted his teeth and followed the crowd out of the Chamber of Commerce. 

Outside, a lineup of cars stood ready. Ewan promptly entered one and commanded, “Follow the Alpard up front. We’ll trail it.” 

At this juncture, he was prepared to endure anything just to meet Mr. Hilton. 

Larry could hear the nearby commotion from inside his car.