The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell) novel Chapter 658

Jordan had done too much on Shane's behalf. Thus, Jordan knew a lot of his secrets.

With that thought in mind, there was a shift in Shane's eyes when he said, "Wynter, I know Grandpa is supporting you, and you despise having me as your father.

"But he's right. I did ask Mr. Whittle here to interact with the Foplyans."

Shane admitted it easily. Things had already reached such a point, so admitting his wrongdoings was the only way for him to minimize his losses.

"But I never asked him to do such a stupid thing."

Shane turned to the shareholders and said, "The Foplyan companies were offering us a high percentage of their profits.

"I did bring this up in the previous meeting. Everyone here had also agreed to my proposal, whereas Mr. Quinnell Senior was the only one who had rejected it."

Wynter propped her chin up lazily with her hands. "As the board of Quinnell Group's chairman, he has the right to reject your proposal.

"What are you trying to say here, Mr. Quinnell? Are you saying that Mr. Whittle here acted on his own? Why don't we ask him if he agrees with your accusations?"

"I don't! I don't agree with what he said. The Foplyan companies didn't offer us a high percentage of their profits. They just provided us with some goods.

"There were a few items they wanted to sell through the Quinnell Group, but I don't know what they were," Jordan said as he held onto the table leg tightly and trembled slightly.

Jordan was only responsible for earning money. During crucial moments like these, he still understood the importance of saving his own skin. "I remember now. There was a really creepy thing."

Suddenly, Jordan began to flail his arms as he exclaimed, "Those wooden dolls! Ms. Quinnell, you must investigate those wooden dolls. Mr. Quinnell went to discuss this agreement himself.

"Do you know why he cares about those dolls so much? It's because a fortune teller had told him he could gain luck and fortune if he were to sell those dolls."