The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell) novel Chapter 58

Chapter 58 Wynter’s Engagement Was Broken Off 

You’re just a loser. How dare you lead others to form a team?” 

The person who interrupted Wynter was George, who had arrived late. As he couldn’t use his arm, he held a grudge against her. 

He looked at her and sneered. “The Lopezes are funny. How dare you bring her here!” 

Abel didn’t care what he said. “What does it have to do with you?” 

George ignored him and said, “Calvert, don’t hang around with losers all the time. Take a good look. Do you know who she is?” 

Calvert always disliked his arrogance, refuting, “I don’t care who she is! I won’t investigate 

anyone’s background when making friends.” 

“You’re so stupid! It’s still fine if you don’t know medicine. But you don’t even recognize 

Charlie’s ex–fiancée!” 

George pointed at Wynter. “She is the fake daughter who was kicked out by the Yates!” 

What? 

Calvert paused, and even Abel looked at her abruptly. His grandfather didn’t tell him that she had such a relationship with the Shepherds! 

Meanwhile, everyone’s gaze glanced over, including Charlie, who was once engaged to Wynter. He had been looking at Yvette and didn’t notice Wynter at all. 

When he saw her, he clenched his hands, wondering who brought Wynter to this event. 

She still looked calm, resting her chin with her hand lazily. 

There was constant discussion in the hall, and everyone gossiped about her. 

“No wonder she represents the Empathy Clinic. It turns out she is the Yates‘ fake daughter!” 

“But this is the first time I’ve heard that the Shepherds are engaged to the Yates.” 

“It happened a long time ago. Margaret had been in power when the Shepherds proposed 

“Didn’t I say It clearly last time? Or do you not understand what I meant?” 

She was tired from sitting. She continued chewing gum, resting her face on the other hand. 

He looked indifferent, full of disdain. “I’ve said that I won’t like you! I’m engaged to the real daughter of the Yates, not a village girl like you!