The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell) novel Chapter 856

Chapter 856 Yvette Talks to The Yarwoods: 

Chapter 856 Yvette Talks to The Yarwoods 

How could there be such a coincidence? 

Something had happened to Dalton merely two days after Kaspar’s departure, not to mention the strangeness of the entire disappearance. 

Theo started to panic as he began to overthink. 

Suddenly, the phone in the living room began to ring. 

Nowadays, such landlines are rarely seen in people’s households. However, such things could be seen throughout the Yarwoods‘ Manor as they had always lived in quiet luxury. 

Theo was not in the mood to answer the phone, so he had allowed his secretary to answer it. 

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The other party’s first words were, “I know where Mr. Yarwood is. I am willing to provide you with some 

clues.” 

The secretary’s expression immediately changed when he heard their words. “Give me a moment!” 

He covered one end of the phone and looked at Theo. “Mr. Yarwood Senior, it’s a female college student 

calling. She claims that she knows where Mr. Yarwood is.” 

Theo immediately walked over. His expression was filled with worry, yet his tone remained steady. He 

said faintly, “Hello?” 

Theo’s tone had confused Yvette. She had heard the news about Dalton’s disappearance. It matched the news she had heard in her past life. 

That’s right. Yvette was the one who had called Theo. 

According to her memory, the news was claiming that Dalton’s whereabouts were unknown. A few days later, he had met with a car accident on his way home. 

The car accident was severe as the car had been flattened. The truck driver responsible for the accident. had also gone missing. Strangely enough, he had killed himself before he had been found. 

However, there was a big problem with the route he had taken. The accident had also caused the death. of numerous people, and everything about the situation felt weird and unusual. 

Yvette did not believe she would forget such crucial information, 

For the past few days, she had been waiting for the right opportunity to call the Yarwoods. 

Back then, she had planned to use her connections to meet the Yarwoods. But after moving to Kingbourne, she realized that it was an impossible task. 

It was too hard to infiltrate the Yarwoods and get connected with them. Not to mention, Theo had disliked her when he first, met her in Southdale. 

Yvette had considered her situation carefully. She knew that the Yarwoods would question her to no end 

Chapter 856 Yvette Talks to The Yarwoods 

if she claimed to know the time and circumstances in which Dalton would die. It was too rash. 

Not to mention, they might not believe her. 

Her goal was to become Dalton’s savior! So, she must appear during such a crucial moment! 

“Hello, Mr. Yarwood Senior,” Yvette said politely. 

Theo went straight to the point as he asked, “I heard that you know my grandson’s whereabouts. What are your conditions? I will accept any condition you propose. 

“Mr. Yarwood Senior, you’re being too kind. I’ve heard so much of the mighty Yarwood since I was a child. 

“I heard about how righteous and kind your family had been by frequently providing opportunities for kids from the village to further their studies. 

“I also come from a village, and I had the opportunity of meeting you once. 

Yvette sounded sad as she said, “Although you seemed to have a bad impression of me, I still respect your family. My grandma has also told me that doctors should always be kind toward people.” 

Theo was feeling anxious. He listened to Yvette’s rambling and realized it was all useless yapping. He could only ask, “You are?” 

“I’m from the Yates family from Southdale. If I could choose, I would not wish to have such parents. 

“But I believe you can understand that some decisions aren’t for us to decide, especially when it comes to our family. 

“However, I’m currently staying with my grandma and learning medicine from her. 

“I’ve also learned a lot now. I understand that my previous behavior was wrong, and I hope that you will not hold any grudges toward me.”