The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell) novel Chapter 348

Chapter 348 Dalton Is Actually a Hopeless Romantic

Ronan apologized to the Winstons in his mind. It wasn’t that he was oblivious, but Dalton spoke of retribution while maintaining a polite

demeanor.

The stark contrast left Ronan feeling a chill down his spine. Suddenly, he wasn’t sure if it was a good thing for Wynter to marry a man like

this.

At this moment, Dalton’s voice softened again. “Mr. Quinnell must

have had his reasons for asking you to show her around. Please assist her if she needs anything.”

Ronan responded quickly, “Even if you hadn’t called, I would have

been willing to help Ms. Quinnell. It’s an honor for me to meet her.”

The Xerton coin in his pocket felt conspicuous. He had accompanied many people on shopping trips in Panzarath.

Who cared about those old rules nowadays? Some people, like Naom

and Shane, treated him like a servant and expected him to cater to

them.

Today, for the first time, Ronan felt that being an external member of the Quinnell family wasn’t so bad.

Previously Fabian, and now Wynter. While businesspeople often pursued profit, Ronan admired and devoted himself to those who

would leave behind lasting value.

Dalton seemed surprised by Ronan’s response. Ronan’s information was on Dalton’s desk. Ronan was on good terms with all the

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aristocratic families in Kingbourne. They were considered his

employers.

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He smiled at everyone and spoke kindly, but it was hard to have him.

open up.

“I pursued her. She ignored my affection and denied my advances,” Dalton said, still smiling as he spoke. “The wedding date depends on

her mood.”

Ronan was shocked. This wasn’t a fact. If this were to get out in their

circles, it would be like dropping a bomb.

“No one would believe you if you said that.”

It was quite outlandish. After all, Dalton had the kind of face that suggested he didn’t need to pursue others.

But now, he was claiming that Wynter had rejected his advances. That seemed too far-fetched, even for the rumor mill.

Dalton looked up and took the contract from Franklin’s hand while. saying calmly, “Sir Rathbone, feel free to spread this. I’ll affirm it later.

Let’s see who doesn’t believe it.”

Ronan and Franklin were left speechless.

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