Chapter 1042 Finally Learning the Truth
It’s funny though Mr. Shane. You’ve always been superstitious, yet your deny the fact that ghosts can appear in dreams,<b>” </b>Wynter snickered. Her words cut through Shane’s heart<b>.</b>
“Oh, but it’s not entirely your fault. After <b>all</b><b>, </b><b>you’ve </b>been nothing but a pawn. I doubt you’re smart enough
<b>to </b>understand, so I’ve brought some evidence.<b>”</b>
As she spoke, Wynter took out the pictures with a beaming smile.
“Den has secretly struck a deal <b>with </b>the Fopn businessmen. His butler Liam is one of the <b>biggest</b>
shareholders whom you wish to coborate with.
“Quite the scheme, don’t you agree? You think you’re brilliant and resent Grandpa for not recognizing your strengths, but he’s not to me<b>.</b>
*A fewpliments are all it takes for you <b>to </b>revere another man. You’re even willing to join in his schemes. I’m sure Den instigated your frequent arguments with Grandpa,” Wynter–calmly disclosed.
“<b>Shut </b>up!” Shane roared and clutched his chest as if he was about to faint.
But Wynter pressed on. She tapped on her head and scoffed, “Not only do youck a brain, but your personality is as wed as the other Quinnells.
“With just a little coaxing, you happily signed away your shares. Calling you an idiot is an understatement.”
Shane pounded his chest as his face flushed red in anger. “I kept the shares!” he growled in an attempt to prove something.
“Oh, really? Why don’t you ask your dear uncle where they went?” Wynter smirked.
Shane instantly turned his gaze to Den. Clenching his fists, Den knew that he could no longer hide his secret.
Instead of arguing about the shares, Den shot Den a gloomy re. “I’ve worked my ass off for the Quinnell family for years. I deserve somepensation. Besides, I’ve helped you out a lot.”This is property ? of N?velDrama.Org.
Shane felt his world crumble at Den’s affirmation. Den had always been patient and loving toward him<b>, </b>yet it all turned out to be a facade to steal his shares and turn him against his father.
Shaking his head in disbelief, Shane muttered, “This can’t be… Did you suffer grievances, Uncle Den?” “What grievances could he possibly suffer?<b>” </b>Fabian scoffed. He hadpletely lost faith in his son. Fabian turned to Wynter and affirmed, “I failed as a father. Leave Shane to me, Sevie. I’ll make <b>sure </b>he’s behind bars this time.”
Fabian understood that Wynter had only spared Shane for his sake. Unfortunately, Shane was beyond saving.
Fabian adamantly refused to let Wynter bear the brunt of potential criticisms. He turned to the crowd beforeying his eyes on Kolton.
“This <b>is </b>a family matter, Mr. Pennington. I’m sure you’ve understood by now–in this world, <b>a </b><b>parent </b>must
be righteous before expecting the same from <b>their </b>children.
<b>“</b><b>My </b>son doesn’t have his heart in the right ce. Meanwhile, Den has been exploiting my ancestors <b>to</b>
<b>steal </b>the family’s fortune.
“Do you still intend to entertain their request and look at Wynter’s horoscope?<b>” </b>Fabian questioned angrily as he thumped his dragon cane on the ground.
In that instant, everyone had a glimpse of his past ruthlessness and instinctively shuddered.
Realizing the gravity of the situation<b>, </b>Kolton dared not to mention Wynter’s horoscope further. If Kaspar ever learned about the incident, Kolton would definitely suffer a harsh punishment.