Chapter 1338
The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call
Chapter 1338 Will the Wrays Protect You
Reuben finally spoke up, âNoah, what do you mean by that?â
The usually refined Noah gritted his teeth, his voice filled with deep regret. âItâs all my fault. I hired the wrong people, which led to a traitor within the Whitmans.
âDad, we misunderstood Marie. Sheâs been trying to find a way to contact us all these years. She was sick before and had hallucinations, unable to distinguish between reality and illusions.
âBut even so, she still tried to find a way to come back. Just a few days ago, she returned home, wanting to see you.â
As he spoke, Noah pointed at Easton, who had collapsed, and the maids who tried playing dumb. âIt was them! They didnât tell us anything! They even kept Marie from entering the house!â
Reubenâs eyes turned red upon hearing this, and his breathing became unsteady.
Wynter timely rested on Reubenâs pulse, applying pressure to an acupoint. âGrandpa, please stay calm. Itâs good that the misunderstanding has been cleared up. Itâs not too late.â
Hearing Wynterâs words, Reuben felt more than relieved that he hadnât stubbornly persisted in his own way. âYouâre right. Itâs not too late.â
Reuben comforted himself with these words, and his desire to see Marie reached its peak at that moment.
He shouldnât have trapped himself in hatred all this time. Sometimes, what one saw with their own eyes might not have been the truth.
Who was it? Who was behind the scheme against the Whitman family?
Reuben hadnât completely lost his reason. He knew that to accomplish all this, it couldnât have been just the maids, nor could it have been the Wray family alone.
It was as if the Whitmans had been deliberately isolated. All the information they received about Marie was distorted.
Reuben tightened his fist, but his breathing had become much steadier than before.
Seeing this, Wynter withdrew her hand. âUncle Noah, I need to ask him a few things before you throw him out.â
Noah, of course, wouldnât refuse Wynterâs request.
Easton was now utterly terrified. If it had only been Reuben who found out, he could have just made sure he kept quiet. After all, he was in charge of Reubenâs daily life.
Or, like before, he could have simply resigned and left. Once he was outside, it wouldnât have mattered how much he spread rumors about the Whitman family
But now, heâd been caught redâhanded. The promises the Wray family had made to him might probably never be fulfilled.
Wynter didnât bother wasting any time as she locked eyes with Easton. âI donât know which relative you are to my aunt, but no matter which, Iâll thoroughly investigate every aspect of it.
âI know what youâre thinking. You believe that the Wrays will protect you, given all youâve done for them.
âIâve been in business for a while now, and you should know better than I do how the Wrays operate. They have no reason to protect a pawn thatâs no longer useful to them.
Chapter 1338 Will the Wrays Protect You
âWill they offend the Whitmans for you? Or will they come forward and admit that they are the ones sabotaging the Whitmans all these years for you?
âMr. Easton, donât be foolish. Mr. Wray is still eager to become the Chamber of Commerceâs leader, and he canât afford any blemishes on his record. In that case, that blemish is you. 1
âWe donât even need to deal with you ourselves. After all, youâre a relative of my auntâs. I wonât embarrass Uncle Noah like this.
âThe Wrays want you gone from Hawford even more than we do. And itâs not just youâIâm afraid your entire family wonât be able to stay, either.â
Wynter spoke neither fast nor slowly, but every word instilled fear in those around her. Just like Easton, they all worked for the Wray family. It would be a disgrace for the Wrays if they were to be exposed. If the Wrays discovered that they had been exposed, their prospects in Hawford would be over!