The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell) novel Chapter 300

Chapter 300 Jumping to Conclusions

Dom paid no mind to what the others in the community thought. He was happy enough to have accomplished what Jackson had asked of him. “You know, Dr. Genius, the leaders have missed you. They go onto your live-streaming channel all the time and hardly dare to take

bathroom breaks.”

“I figured I’d go visit them before I leave,” Wynter said as she walked alongside Dom.

Dom gaped at her. “Leave? You’re leaving, Dr. Genius?”

What was he going to do if she left? He couldn’t handle the cadre on his own, and he knew better than to give it a shot.

“I found my family, and they’re in Kingbourne,” Wynter explained with a smile. “Don’t worry, Mr. Fisher. I’ll tell the others.”

Dom was still dazed as he muttered, “Mr. Munn Senior will be leaving for Kingbourne in the next few days, and now you’re leaving for Kingbourne.” He sighed.

Wynter was surprised that Jackson was leaving for Kingbourne. She didn’t think he would be transferred anywhere at his age. Perhaps she

had underestimated him.

She didn’t press for details, given that it was Jackson’s private affairs. She followed Dom to the seating area right in front of the stage.

The ceremony was about to start. Reporters from various media channels, along with the Lopezes and the Shepherds, had shown up.

Abel was too far away to spot Wynter. As for the Shepherds, they sat at the very front of the audience, looking as regal and arrogant as

ever.

Wynter couldn’t help lifting a brow at the seating plan. She asked

Dom, “Mr. Fisher, why are the Shepherds seated up front? Are they receiving awards too?”

“No, I don’t think so.” Dom had no opinions on the Shepherds. “But I heard they were the ones who supplied the DNA database that allowed parents to find their children.”

Wynter toyed with her purple sugilite pendant. “They supplied the

database?”

“Yes,” Dom replied without thinking much of it.

Wynter went quiet as she processed this information.

The audience clapped and cheered as the victims of the kidnapping