CHAPTER 1192

Chapter 1192 Wynter’s Guidance

However, would it benefit other businesses if families like the Wrays.

became the most significant decision–makers in the Chamber of

Commerce? The answer was a definite no.

Desmond’s expression changed dramatically. He said urgently, “Mr. Yarwood, I will go back to the company right now!”

As Desmond returned to the car, he hoped fervently that Wynter would be the victor of this tug–of–war even though her words seemed

somewhat unrealistic.

The Southern Cascadia Chamber of Commerce had fallen to such a

state. It was devoid of the integrity it once had in its early days.

If the Quinnell family still wielded the absolute influence they once

did in Hawford, they could certainly reverse the current situation. It

sounded as if the Quinnells returned for this exact reason.

Desmond wondered if Wynter really didn’t know about the Wray family’s affairs. After all, this information was buried. If that was the case, how could she possibly stand a chance against the Wrays?

But Wynter didn’t seem surprised at all when she heard his words. It

was as if she knew everything. She even pointed out the reasons for

the Hudson family’s decline.

Upon further reflection, he realized that Dalton would never explain

such things to him. It was Wynter who suggested for him to send

them back to the hotel. She was the one who asked all the questions:

along the way.

she seemed to be subtly guiding him.

didn’t seem ignorar

Desmond’s pupils flickered as he contemplated. Could Wynter be trying to guide him to ensure he didn’t make misguided decisions?

After all, it was obvious from Dalton’s words that there was

something wrong with the Wray family.

Desmond felt uncertain for a moment. Could a young lady like Wyr really be guiding him?

Meanwhile, Lynette couldn’t continue to be as high–profile after causing Heather Not’s death. She frowned as she listened to the c from the PR department.

“Are you saying they issued a formal statement stating that they haven’t accepted our endorsement?”

“Yes, Ms. Wray.”

Lynette was getting annoyed and impatient. “We offered so much money. Are they not tempted at all?”

“I heard that all of Tobias‘ external cooperation is now decided by his mother. I think it was her who rejected our offer.” The PR

department’s manager was also getting worried.

After all, it was Lynette who told them firmly to announce the endorsement.

She had said that the other party wouldn’t have a choice but to accept

the endorsement even if they didn’t want to. She even said that Marie was her friend and wouldn’t refuse them.

Now, it had backfired. Many fans thought they were being tricked, and the club’s reputation worsened even further. There were so many hate comments that it was impossible to delete them all.

Of course, Lynette knew about Tobias‘ situation. She knew that Marie was the one making decisions for him.

However, she hadn’t expected Marie would actually reject the

endorsement for Tobias. This outcome was different from what Lynette had predicted.

Lynette thought to herself while seething in anger that Marie could forget about reconciling with the Whitmans if she refused to

cooperate with the Wray family.

“You don’t need me to teach you how to shut the people online up, right?” Lynette’s gaze fell on her phone screen.

She added, “There’s already a ready–made sensational topic for us. She was just a female college student resorting to any means to climb the social ladder, starting with plastic surgery.”

By focusing on the female college student’s character, public opinion would naturally lean in their favor.

“Didn’t the Winstons bring a fortune teller with them? Go ask for her

opinion.”

Yvette was still in the Tranquil Manor, the Wray family’s villa, when she received the news. With Angelica’s connections, she had already become a respected medium in Hawford.