Chapter 1235 – A Turning Point in The Heiress’ Return Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell) by Noveldrama
In this chapter of The Heiress’ Return Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell), Noveldrama introduces major changes to the story. Chapter 1235 shifts the narrative tone, revealing secrets, advancing character arcs, and increasing stakes within the Love genre.
Chapter 1235 Parents
Steve and Astrid were able to cause such a commotion earlier because they exploited their vulnerable image. Now, with Wynter’s question, people’s
thoughts were brought back to track.
“I noticed that Mrs. Chadwick’s phone was constantly ringing. The notifications were from the insurance company.”
Wynter’s experience with various cases had taught her the outrageous things people could do when money was involved.
“Did Vanny have an accidental death insurance policy in her own name?” Wynter stepped closer. “Did the insurance company tell you there’s a payout now that Vanny is gone? Are they urging you to claim it quickly?”
These few sentences made Astrid’s and Steve’s expressions change
drastically. They grew even more nervous considering Wynter had said she
was Vanessa’s classmate.
Vanessa might have mentioned the insurance to her friends. How else would Wynter know so much?
People around them began to pick up on the implications of Wynter’s words.
“Are they in such a rush to claim the insurance money?” one person speculated.
“These parents are something else,” another remarked.
Astrid’s expression twisted with anger as she glared at Wynter venomously after hearing the murmurs around her.
“You! Young lady! What nonsense are you spouting about? What insurance? I don’t know anything about that! I haven’t answered any of those calls!”
Moreover, Vanessa often mentioned feeling very tired and would rather stay in Hawford to work during the holidays than go home.
Wynter hadn’t understood why Vanessa would say she was tired until she saw the family photo. In this family, it was clear that their son came first.
Sure enough, Astrid’s face twisted further in anger. “How do you know about my son? Was that girl complaining again?
“Enough, stop talking.” Steve intervened from the side.
Astrid shoved his hand away. “Look at what she’s been doing! She’s been telling everyone we’re bad parents! We raised her for more than ten years, and this is how she repays us!
“She’s still bringing us shame even after her death! She went to a bar and threw herself at men! What did she want in return? How could she be so shameless?”
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