The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell) novel Chapter 398

Chapter 398 Unique Destiny

Wynter pinched the purple sugilite pendant between her fingers, wanting to clear her thoughts a bit.

What role was Naomi playing in all of this? Fiona didn’t seem like an ordinary maid with her unwavering confidence, and Shane’s attitude was also suspicious.

But Wynter didn’t believe that Naomi was Shane’s illegitimate daughter.

It was simple logic. If Naomi truly had a blood relation with Shane, she wouldn’t have been just the

Quinnell family’s sponsee, she would have replaced Wynter and become the Quinnell family’s young lady.

Everything was suspicious.

Wynter remembered Fabian saying they would fully support Naomi at that time, making her different from other sponsees. It was all because she looked so much like Wynter when she was young.

Wynter’s eyes darkened slightly. As she was about to ask something else, the sudden sound of wind chimes came through.

There were no wind chimes in the room.

Wynter turned her head to look out the window, and the air around the hotel had changed.

This was an Earthbound Formation!

Wynter tried to open the window, but it remained still.

Wolf was very excited, and his eyes were brighter than ever.

Earthbound Formations were not easy to form, and they were made up of the resentment and unfulfilled wishes of countless people from their past lives.

Wynter had only heard of this formation when Atwater was around. This was her first time seeing it.

Once an Earthbound Formation formed, people outside could enter by fate, but those inside couldn’t leave until the formation dissipated.

“It looks like I cannot wait for the Evercrest Gems and candle jar.” Wynter sighed heavily. “Surely, it’s not just my bad luck that I encountered an Earthbound Formation in a place with such chaotic energy.”

Wolf raised his hand to gesture that it was very comfortable and he was ecstatic.

“Of course you would feel comfortable.” Wynter pulled the purple sugilite pendant from her waist and put

it on Marie, then added her last lucky coin on the string. “Mom, no matter what you hear later, don’t leave

the room.”

Marie just said, “Okay.”