The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call ( Wynter Quinnell )
CHAPTER 1229

Chapter 1229 The Victim is Not Innocent 

The hidden passage was short. Wynter reached a door after walking less than 60 feet. 

She realized that the door was locked from the other side as she attempted to open it. In most situations like this, the usual approach was to first locate the lock mechanism before unlocking it. 

However, Wynter merely raised an eyebrow and listened. She suddenly raised her hand and signaled Dalton to halt. 

There was a sound on the other side, which meant someone was in there. 

Wynter knew a lot about criminal psychology. Many perpetrators would return to the scene after committing a crime, either to cover up evidence or for other 

reasons. 

“It was just as you said–no one investigated this place. You’re reliable. I’ll see you at the Chamber of Commerce tomorrow,” said the voice from inside. 

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Wynter knew she wouldn’t make it in time no matter how quickly she rushed over. But one thing was certain–the surveillance cameras would definitely capture who it was this time. 

These people had been so brazen because the surveillance cameras in Club Solstice and Hawford Financial Center were merely for show. They allowed you to see only what they wanted to show. 

They had not expected that the control of the local area network was no longer in their hands, nor did they expect the case to be solved this quickly. 

Within ten minutes, Wolf had the results. 

Wynter kept zooming in on the photo. In an instant, everything matched with Hazel’s earlier statements, providing substantial evidence pointing to the culprit. 

It was also at this moment when a torrent of criticism against Vanessa erupted. 

People initially thought there must have been some untold hardships behind Vanessa’s decision to jump off a building. But now, the rumors about her wanting to marry a scion were exposed. 

Chapte 1929 The victim is binocent 

Many people left comments. 

“Who can she blame for not keeping herself in check?” 

“Everyone wants to marry a scion, but first, you need to see if you’re qualified.” 

“No matter the situation, the girl is dead. Can’t you guys be more respectful with your words?” 

“What’s going on? What’s with the sudden hate comments?” 

“Check out the Instagram post. An insider has spilled the tea. The girl who jumped to her death is Vanessa Chadwick. 

“She was popular in her school and had situationships with multiple seniors. It was as if she was just playing the field. 

“In reality, she just didn’t like the fact that she wasn’t from Hawford and her family wasn’t wealthy enough. Apparently, she mistook a male escort for a 

scion at the bar. 

“She drank the drink he offered, thinking she could go home with him. But for some unknown reason, she ended up jumping off the building.” 

“Sis, get the full story before spilling the tea. The post I read clearly said she wanted to sleep with a scion but woke up to replace it was an old man instead. Mistakes happen after drinking too much after all.” 

“Is that why she jumped? She wanted to sleep with him. Who’s to blame?” 

“I don’t understand the victim’s logic, but one thing is clear. If she didn’t want 

to marry a scion this badly, none of this would have happened.” 

“Her family is very poor. It’s not surprising she had such thoughts, but she couldn’t handle the consequences.” 

“I hate girls like this the most. They claim to be pure and chaste, but when they meet a scion, they are more ready to throw themselves at him. 

“Now she threw herself at the wrong guy, jumped off the building, and caused concerns for the public.” 

“I have a question. If she really died like the Instagram posts said, who is the guy she slept with? Will he be punished?” 

Chapter 109 The Vetim & Nat thirsty 

“You’re missing the point. She did it willingly. The guy who slept with her is damn unlucky.” 

These comments were unusually skewed! 

Wynter narrowed her eyes. 

How could the perpetrators have anticipated the sequence of the investigation so accurately? They had preemptively overturned public perception. It was all to ensure that Vanessa would not be seen as innocent!