The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell) novel Chapter 1345

Chapter 1345 Yvette Was Reborn 

Kenton angrily flipped the coffee table over, sending the fruit platter and wine glasses crashing to the ground. He shot a spiteful glare at Yvette and demanded, “So, tell me, are your predictions truly accurate, or are they a sham?” 

Recognizing her own worth, Yvette quickly asserted that her predictions were indeed accurate. She feared for her safety if she claimed otherwise. 

Yet, Kenton had become skeptical of her. He narrowed his eyes and warned, “I hope you’re not saying you relied on divination. If you did, how can you not know that the fourth auction item was a phone?” 

Kenton proved to be rather intelligent and difficult to confront. For the first time, Yvette failed to deceive 

someone. 

During her years with the couple, Yvette had mastered various tricks and could naturally maintain a pretense. However, she hadn’t expected Kenton to genuinely threaten her life. 

Yvette began to explain in a shivering tone, “I–I’m not really familiar with such aspects…” 

Kenton gave a sinister smile and said, “You have two choices. One, you can continue with your lies, but you know I have a lot of friends. With your pretty looks, I’m sure you’ll have a great time with them. 

“Or, you can tell me the truth about your predictions and the person behind you.” 

Yvette was completely horrified and frantically retreated, dreading Kenton’s approach. She had never shared her true story with anyone, not even the Winstons. 

Yvette was terrified of the Winston family to the core. The sight of the old man’s lifeless gaze and his claim about her possession still haunted her mind. Though she gave away the possession, she kept her 

secret untold. 

ard 

Yvette was aware that exposing her secret would cost her the leverage needed for her own safety. Yet, she was up against Kenton, who had no qualms about flouting the laws. 

Overwhelmed with fear, Yvette collapsed to the ground and cried out, “I know what will happen a decade 

from now!” 

Gesturing his bodyguards to stop, Kenton approached her and furrowed his brows. “Is this some kind of joke?” 

Yvette explained in a quivering voice, “It’s the truth. You have to believe me. I’ve died once and been reborn, so I know many things others don’t. I’ve been following the stock market closely every year and know which stocks will rise or fall over the next decade. 

“I also know a nationwide pandemic is expected to hit next year. When that happens, no citizen will be able to leave their houses. The supply prices will surge, and pharmaceutical stocks will soar. Please believe me, Mr. Wray!” 

Yvette didn’t seem like she was lying, though she could barely stand from fear. It was a pitiful spectacle. 

In contrast, Kenton appeared calm and composed. He was more experienced with life and had his hands stained with blood.