Chapter 974 Still Putting on the Act Wynter has Already Made her Move


    Den put down his teacup and said as if he had made an important decision, “I’ll talk to your grandpa. But you need to keep calm and avoid confronting him directly. You should pay more attention to his health. It’s been tough for him these years.”


    “Wynter has just been brought back recently, and there are many matters both at home and outside to handle,” Den continued casually. “Some shareholders still think Wynter is too young and can’t handle


    things.”


    “You know those uncles of yours. They’ve spent many years navigating the business world. Do you think they would respect Wynter? I doubt it.” Den sighed, “Your grandpa must be worried about this too.


    <b>“</b>I also want to ask him why he chose to hand over the massive enterprise of the Quinnells to Wynter


    instead of you.”


    Den patted Albert on the shoulder. “I know it hasn’t been easy for you to be abroad for so many years. You and I are both the most suitable candidates in the Quinnells when <b>it </b></dives to business.


    “Putting aside whether you want to lead the Quinnell Group or not, there are so many employees in the group. If everything were handed over to Wynter, she would be overwhelmed. She’s still just a child.”


    On the surface, his words seemed to be for the greater good. But in reality, he was stirring up conflict


    between the Quinnell siblings.


    It was just as he had subtly instigated with Shane before. However, he had overlooked the fact that Albert and Shane were vastly different.


    Since Albert could remember, his mother had been pregnant with twins. She would ask him what he wanted to be when he grew up when she paid attention to him.


    Young Albert only had <b>one </b>wish–he wanted to earn money to support his younger siblings. When Wynter was born, she was an adorable rascal who would giggle whenever they came home.


    Albert felt he needed to make money so his siblings wouldn’t be bullied.


    Albert enjoyed running thepany because it allowed his younger brothers to pursue their interests.


    For instance, Albert thought it was great that Tobias loved singing and dancing. Not only was their family wealthy, but they also had him, their eldest brother, to rely on.


    Now, here was Den telling him all these negative things about his sister, trying to manipte him. Albert inwardly scoffed. No amount of money or power mattered to him more than the health of his


    siblings.


    Den assumed his words had sunk in when he noticed how silent Albert was.


    Den felt confident that everything was under control and that sess was certain when he <b>thought </b>Albert had already begun to contemte. Moreover, he still had a secret ace up his sleeve.


    There were some things so ancient and hidden that even the medium couldn’t detect them. Perhaps if


    the medium had visited Den, he might have seen through it. But in all these years, the medium had refused to see him. Only the Foplyans hadThis content provided by N(o)velDrama].[Org.


    Den had stumbled upon this “ace‘ by chance. As long as he carried the Quinnell’s name, he believed


    nothing could go wrong.


    What Den didn’t know was that Wynter, whom he had overlooked, had already gone to the back garden


    He also didn’t know that she was well–versed in Arcane Way, and could perceive subtle things that ordinary cultivators couldn’t.


    Moreover, Wynter still had a Savior apanying her. It was a matter of time before she found the key to the geomanticyout


    “The issue lies with the fish pond.” Wynter raised her eyebrows. “The thing is not here. It’s at the water


    source.”


    Whitley nodded in agreement. Wealthy people often createdndscapes in their yards. But the view wasn’t just for aesthetics, they also carried symbolic meanings.