Chapter 335

Chapter 335 Dealing with a Swindler

Ronan gasped. “Best not to stay in Kingbourne?!”

He wondered if Darrell had anticipated that he was bringing the Ms. Quinnell that the Quinnell family

had found.

Ronan was about to speak when Wynter beat him to it. “Then may I ask, is there a way to break this

curse?”

“It’s difficult to break,” Darrell said pityingly. “Some hardships are beyond your blame. You’ve received

little love since childhood, and few can understand you. Resentment can arise from this.”

Wynter twirled the teacup in her fingers with a light smile. ”

Resentment?”

“Yes,” the old man said as he watched her. “All your pain comes from your resentment. You struggle

unconsciously and can’t break free. You wonder why others can have what you do not.”

Wolf was getting restless as he narrowed his eyes dangerously.

Wyner sighed. “Someone once read my fortune too. He said I am continuously blessed, and any

swindler who crosses paths with me

would be in big trouble.”

“I didn’t believe it before,” Wynter said while curling her l*ps into a

smile. “But now I do after I met you.”

“What do you mean?” Darrell’s assistant was furious.

The assistant looked at Ronan. “Sir Rathbone. What kind of person

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did you bring? Everyone in Sorzada City knows Mr. Novak’s reputation. If you don’t believe, don’t

come! We only help those who are destined

to be helped!”

Ronan did not expect Wynter to make things difficult suddenly. He thought she was going along just a

moment ago and wondered why there was such a sudden change in her mind.

Ronan quickly apologized. “Darrell, my niece is naive. They don’t

believe in this at school. I’ll talk to her!”

“It’s alright.” The elder was exceptionally tolerant. “Nowadays, everyone is a materialist. I understand.

“But as I age, it’s harder to watch those in distress suffer. Ms. Quinnell, you might not believe what I

say, but for your family’s sake, be careful of your fate to avoid any regrets in the future.”

Ronan felt even more guilty. “She will be careful. This is serious.

Allow me to ask boldly, how can we resolve this?”

“Give me her birth details. Choosing random items won’t work. It best to choose a talisman.” The

elder’s gaze shifted. “It’ll dispel the bad luck affecting Ms. Quinnell.”

Ronan was already picking up his phone to make the payment.

Wynter suddenly asked, “Mr. Novak, what do you think I came here

for?”

“To study,” Darrell answered instinctively. Ronan paused as he was

baffled.

Wynter’s eyes deepened. “What you said was accurate. Your

assistant misunderstood me.”

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“You wanted to test me. That’s understandable,” Darrell said with

scholarly grace.

Ronan watched Wynter, who nodded and simply said, “This is my first time in such a place, and I

indeed was a bit defiant. So, do you think I can get into the school of my choice?”

“I see many difficulties through your face.” Darrell shook his head and then said, “Draw a tarot card.”

Wynter casually reached for the tarot deck on the table and drew a card. The tarot card fell to the

ground, and the assistant picked it up

for the elder.

The elder sighed softly. “Just as I thought, a very unlucky draw.”

Wynter seemed anxious. “What should I do then?”

“This is easy to solve. You just need to bring an angel statue home.” Darrell put down the tarot card.

“However, this statue must be ma of gold.”

Wynter then asked, “Do you have one here?”

“Second row behind me, third column,” Darrell advised. “Seeking

education is the first step. One must be patient when it comes to change fates.”

Wynter smiled as she met Ronan’s gaze. “Uncle, do you think I should get myself an angel statue?”

Ronan was a bit dazed. He wondered how the topic had seriously

turned to studying since Wynter wasn’t here to study at all!

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Yet, the “innocent” Wynter lifted the teacups toward him, indicating

that Darrell was a swindler.