The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call ( Wynter Quinnell )
CHAPTER 1167

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Just by looking at Bryce, one might think he was ignorant. He was like a freshly 

graduated college student. He wore a bright and innocent smile as if he was the 

easiest person to deceive. 

However, Wynter knew that Bryce was exceptionally skilled when it came to 

etiquette and interactions between aristocratic families, as well as managing the 

inner workings of a household. 

“Looks like Mr. Wick is giving us his most talented student.” Wynter chuckled. 

Bryce took the luggage for Wynter. “Mr. Wick will feel more at ease if I stay by your side, Ms. Quinnell. I’ll take good care of you when we reach Hawford. You’ve been exhausted lately.” 

Albert realized that Warren had put in extra effort for this arrangement when he watched Bryce running around and handling things even more efficiently than his 

own assistant. 

“Hawford is deep waters. Remember, safety first in everything you do.” This was the last piece of advice given to them by Fabian. 

Nothing was more important to Fabian than his grandchildren. The conflicts within the circles were often hidden beneath the surface, especially when it came to financial investment. One misstep could lead to losing all funds, or, in the worst–case scenario, being taken in for investigation. 

Fabian had also caught wind of the current activities in Hawford. He had 

undoubtedly made every possible arrangement to ensure his grandchildren’s safety and well–being since they were heading there. 

“Once you arrive in Hawford, go replace this person first. Consult him if there’s anything you don’t understand. 

“He used to work alongside your great–great–grandpa and was extremely loyal to him. He’ll certainly help the Quinnells in any way he can.” Albert recalled Fabian’s words as he sat in his business class seat. 

Albert declined the lunch offered by the flight attendant and took out the business 

card from his pocket before examining it closely. It was for a Cleo Sinclair, also known as Mr. Sinclair. 

Albert had people investigate the current financial sector in Hawford and found that Cleo was reputed to have connections in both legal and illegal circles. He was knowledgeable about everything. Yet, he stayed clear of entanglement. He remained an outsider in all matters. 

For someone like Cleo to have come this far, it was clear his abilities were exceptional. 

Albert didn’t keep the business card. Instead, he passed it to Wynter. “Wynter, keep this. It will be useful for you.” 

In reality, Wynter also had some connections in the capital circle and didn’t really need these introductions. However, she had never found the right opportunity to bring it up. 

“You keep it, Albert. I have my own contacts.” 

Albert thought Wynter was referring to Dalton. However, upon further consideration, while Wynter excelled in managing the company and creating publicity stunts, she might not have much experience in the capital finance circle. It would indeed be more appropriate for him to deal with socializing. 

“Then we’ll split up once we’re in Hawford and meet at the villa in three days.” Albert had his own matters that he needed to deal with. 

Wynter was well aware that Albert didn’t rely solely on the family’s wealth. She did not doubt his ability to earn money. Nevertheless, the saying on Winnow Street that Albert was capable of turning stones into gold was an exaggeration. 

But as the angel investor, Wynter knew better than anyone Albert’s 

accomplishments. She knew that Albert had started with only a thousand dollars and managed to turn them into ten million dollars before gaining recognition from capital abroad. She knew it wasn’t just luck. 

If Albert didn’t return, he could still have his own industry overseas. 

However, there were still some issues in Hawford that needed Wynter’s attention, especially matters involving hidden obstacles. If she could help Albert dismantle 

Chapter 1167 Wynter and Albert 

them, it could further benefit his performance. 

Moreover, the main objective of this trip was to make money, explore the market, and 

resolve the misunderstandings between Marie and the Whitmans. 

Wynter wanted to ensure that the Southern Cascadia Chamber of Commerce remained in the hands of Cascadians. Most importantly, it was time for Wynter to meet Clyde. 

The business class service was excellent as expected, with occasional phone calls discussing projects. Some people were carrying laptops and rushing on and off the plane. 

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