The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell) novel Chapter 1406

Chapter 1406 Using Their Schemes Against Them 

Cyrus was momentarily stunned by Wynter’s words. He had always heard from the Montclairs that they were doing things for his own good, that they wouldn’t hurt him by trying to teach him everything. 

As the Whitman family’s eldest grandson, he needed to be well–rounded and competent in all areas. 

Wynter then patted his back to help him come to his senses. “Cyrus, you handled things well this time. I’m not one to just criticize without offering some guidance. Think carefully about what these people have said. Is this land really worth pursuing?” 

Hearing that, Cyrus was momentarily dazed. “Aren’t they currently demolishing the urban villages?” 

Wynter thought of Tamia. She had mostly introduced Cyrus to people from the Wray family. This made Wynter suspect that Tamia might also be working with the Wray family behind the scenes. 

She decided it was better to be straightforward. “Yes, urban villages are being demolished. There are returns, but the cash flow is slow. It could take years before you see any substantial return. 

“Of course, these aren’t the most troublesome issues. You might not have dealt with people from urban villages before.” 

Wynter then continued with a question, “Do you have the latest printed map of Hawford? I need to examine it closely.” 

Although Cyrus was pretty much a mama’s boy emotionally, he was reliable in other matters. When Wynter mentioned wanting to acquire land, he had prepared everything she might need. 

However, it was true that he hadn’t interacted with people from urban villages before. After all, he was sent abroad. 

Wynter didn’t shy away from pointing out his shortcomings. “You’re too detached from ordinary people. You might think everything is better when you are overseas. Be it systems, education, or democracy. 

“But now that you’re back, you think that connections and relationships are key. At the dining table earlier you were indeed led to believe that connections are useful.” 

Cyrus didn’t know what Wynter was trying to say. “Then what should we do?” 

“Let me explain human relationships,” Wynter continued in a calm tone. “If they genuinely wanted what’s best for you, they wouldn’t let you invest in a place like the urban villages. 

“They’re focused on their own achievements. If someone naive comes along with money to invest, they’ll certainly welcome it. Right now, to them, you and I are just naive fools with money.” 

Hearing this, Cyrus opened his mouth as his breathing became uneven. 

Wynter pointed at the urban village’s location on the map. “Speaking of the people in the urban village, you should know that I come from the countryside. So, I understand the local ways of doing things. I’ve even been to villages involved in trafficking. 

“Of course, I won’t compare a civilized settlement with a remote mountain village, but there are fundamental truths you can’t avoid. More people mean more thoughts. You’ll find it hard to defend yourself if they decide to use any means against you. 

“Plus, they all listen to the village chief and are unusually united. This isn’t entirely a bad thing, and there are positives as well. But who do you think can persuade an entire urban village to accept your demolition conditions?” 

Cyrus responded quickly, “We can find the urban village’s chief.”