The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell) novel Chapter 1500

Kenton would have been accompanied by a lawyer under normal circumstances, but things turned out differently.

He didn't even know which department he had been taken to, as if all his connections had been severed. Panic began to consume him as he squirmed nervously in his seat.

"I want my lawyer! I'm innocent!" he shouted, struggling to move. Yet, his hands were cuffed to the chair.

At that moment, a clear and familiar voice casually rang out. "The law will determine your innocence."

It was none other than Wynter, though her presence felt completely different from when she had been in Kenton's office.

Kenton could hardly believe his eyes. Instead of a typical scion's defiance and arrogance, Wynter gazed at him calmly as if she were the supreme commander.

His heart sank instantly. He wasn't dumb or ignorant of certain aspects, which only deepened his bewilderment at the sight of Wynter. "W-Who on earth are you?"

"Don't you already who I am, Mr. Wray? I'm just a scion from a small place," Wynter replied, taking a seat across from Kenton with a pile of documents in hand.

Seeing her composed demeanor, Kenton clenched his fists as his teeth clattered. "Why are you the one interrogating me?"

Wynter rhythmically tapped her fingers on the table and locked eyes with him. "Obviously, because I have the qualifications for this. I know a lot about you, Mr. Wray, but you only know little about me.

"You probably think someone will always come to bail you out, even if you've committed a grave crime. All you have to do is say the word, and you're free to walk away."

"But since you're familiar with these games, I'm sure you realize no one can save you—not the culprit who jumped off the building after scheming against the Blaises, nor Mr. Calico, who attempted to set me up.

"What's more, they've become subjects of my investigation while you've been on your way here. As for the one you're waiting for…"

Wynter closed the files and continued, "He just left the meeting. The developed land stands as a testament to his achievements, which is crucial for his promotion. Do you really think he'll come to save you in such a critical moment?"

Kenton tightened his fists at Wynter's every word. He saw her land acquisition as a stroke of luck while attributing her success in stock investments to the Yarwood family's support.

But how had she learned so much about them? Who exactly was Wynter Quinnell?