Chapter 1339
The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call
Chapter 1339 Dealing With Outsiders
Chapter 1339 Dealing With Outsiders
Realizing this, those who had previously thought about informing the Wray family of the situation after Teaving now abandoned that idea.
Easton, in particular, fell to his knees. He hoped that the Whitmans would spare him.
Wynter got straight to the point. âTell me everything youâve done regarding my mother.â
At this point, Easton no longer dared to hide anything. He revealed how the Wray family found him and how he used the fact that he was Opheliaâs distant relative to subtly deepen the misunderstanding.
He also mentioned how he advised Ophelia to stay calm and consider the family situation when she tried to speak up for Marie. If Reuben became unhappy, the one who would suffer would be their side of the family.
Especially since Cyrus Whitman, Noah and Opheliaâs son, was already not highly regarded by Reuben. If this issue created more distance, it would be counterproductive.
Noahâs chest heaved with anger as he heard this. He turned around, ready to return home to confront Ophelia.
âCome back.â Reubenâs voice was firm. His hand gripping the cane was slightly stiff.
Noahâs voice was hoarse. âDad, itâs all my fault. I didnât fulfill my role as the head of the family properly.â
âIt has nothing to do with you.â Reubenâs gaze was fixed on Easton, his eyes cold. âI have truly underestimated all of you.â
It was true that he didnât particularly favor Cyrus, but he had never been dismissive of him.
The Whitmansâ enterprise was large and prosperous. Reuben should have anticipated that such problems would arise sooner or later.
It was because of various peopleâs mixed motives that Marie couldnât return home. But ultimately, it all came back to him. People were speculating about his intentions. As long as the Whitman family hadnât chosen an heir, these issues would persist.
He knew Noah and Taylor lacked the ambition for the position, and the two brothers had always been united. But others would always come to their own conclusions.
The sight of Reuben in such a state was one that Wynter couldnât bear. But if these issues werenât brought to light, they would always remain a hidden danger for the Whitmans.
Kenton had planted traps not only with Taylor but also with Noah. He was so familiar with the Whitmans that he knew he would benefit no matter which side fell apart.
Wynter had Easton confess because, given her position, she couldnât directly confront these issues. With Noah, Ophelia, and Cyrus involved, she couldnât take action herself without risking creating animosity.
Kenton was well aware of where the difficulties lay, which was why he enlisted Opheliaâs relative to handle these issues. It was clear that Cyrus was the key in this scheme.
Wynter was also uncertain how Noah would handle the situation.
Noah seemed to sense Wynterâs gaze, and he lifted his gaze slightly. âNo, Dad. Iâm definitely responsible. Itâs my fault for not properly educating Cyrus. Wynter, donât worry. I will take care of this fiasco.â
Noahâs demeanor terrified Easton. As a distant relative, he finally understood how he had come to enjoy his current good fortune.
Chapter 1339 Dealing With Outsiders
The Wray family sought him out precisely because of his connections. If Noah were to divorce Ophelia, he would be nothing.
Easton clung to Noahâs legs as he continually begged for mercy.
Wynter looked at Reuben. She knew full well that the Whitmans couldnât afford any more disturbances at this time. However, she couldnât fully trust Ophelia and Cyrus.
âUncle Noah, I still need an extra helper for the upcoming practical test and to assist Mr. Blaise. Could you bring my cousin over for me?â Wynter asked.