The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell) novel Chapter 608

From the doorway came a joyful greeting at that moment.

"Grandpa, I'm back," said Wynter while ignoring the concierge's surprise.

With outstretched arms, she walked naturally toward Gordon. She behaved cheerfully and boldly, like someone who had recently returned home after studying abroad.

The members of the Quinnell family who were present were utterly confused.

There were only sons in their family, so where did this young lady come from?

Under such circumstances, she would normally be considered a swindler.

But today's situation was unusual. If this person were a swindler, she would not have chosen this time to impersonate a member of the Quinnell family, especially not with such a flimsy lie.

The Quinnell family members were all stunned.

Only Gordon maintained a calm expression as he watched Wynter approaching him. He also felt an inexplicable sense of indulgence.

Gordon wanted to know what Wynter was up to. From the look in her eyes, she did not seem to be a fool.

Wynter hugged Gordon naturally while saying cheekily, "Emstian food is not good at all. Grandpa, you must get them to cook better food for me."

Without waiting for Gordon to react, Roy blurted out, "It's you! The Emperor has been looking for you, and you actually showed up on your own."

Wynter looked as if she had just noticed Roy. "Why can't I turn up?"

"Emperor, she—" Roy wanted to use this opportunity to send Wynter directly to prison.

With a kind smile, Gordon raised his hand and patted Wynter's head. "After all these years abroad, you still haven't changed your picky eating habit.

"When did you get back? Why didn't you get someone to pick you up?"

Almost instantly, the situation on both sides had changed.

Earlier, the Quinnells were under pressure, but now Rory was the one at a disadvantage. This was all because of Wynter's arrival as well as her words.

Rory shifted his gaze to Wynter's face. Were all Cascadian women so beautiful and cunning?

Besides, he could not let Gordon publish in the newspaper. Once it was published, the matter would escalate.

Exactly as Gordon had said, not only did he have friends in Cascadia, but he was also influential internationally.

Due to his business acumen, many economists, including those in Foplya, held him in high esteem.

Their superior explicitly stated they should spare no efforts to obtain Gordon's agreement to serve Foplya. By doing so, they would be able to restrict Cascadia's economic lifeline.