The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell) novel Chapter 1622

When the Special Unit received the command to act, the auction hall was buzzing with excitement.

As the magnates raised their glasses for a toast, Elsie grabbed the microphone and declared, "While everyone is enjoying themselves, let's take a look at today's fresh goods."

She then signaled to Santiago, who stood next to Wynter. He felt an unsettling chill at his nape. Although it seemed like he was holding Wynter up on stage, his life was actually at her mercy.

Santiago no longer dared to act recklessly after witnessing Wynter's prowess, especially since she had poisoned him. If he slipped up or had Wynter caught, he doubted he could survive the night.

Unfortunately, the magnates remained blissfully ignorant as they gazed excitedly at the "student" on the stage. They understood the fresh goods' value all too well.

Wynter was locked up beside the young woman known as Molly Tate, who slumped in despair with her arms hanging limply. Wynter turned her gaze away, locking eyes with the camera.

"It's not often you see a look like that. I like her. I'll bid 500 thousand dollars!" Hozier exclaimed, clutching his chest with one hand as he struggled to stand.

His eyes narrowed, his physique alarmingly gaunt, and his lips tinged with a ghostly purple. For a moment, it was hard to tell if he was a human or a ghost.

Hozier desperately needed a healthy heart to prolong his life, and Wynter seemed to be full of vigor. Judah had even once mentioned that such a body would be ideal for him.

Wynter had an exceptional memory and could recall each individual's traits, even if they were masked. On top of that, Wolf would have prepared a backup of such information.

With the time now at 8:10 pm, Wynter believed that the Special Unit was lying in ambush outside the building. All she had to do was wait for Wolf's signal. As long as he could pinpoint the disembodied voice's source, she would spring into action.

Despite his efforts, Wolf faced a challenging problem with the hacking—their adversary's location was unexpected.

The virtual IP address suggested an overseas location, but the actual coordinates were surprisingly close. Wolf feared that he might be arrested for cyber spying if he continued to access the IP address.