Chapter 1210 How to Spot a Player

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• The Heiress' Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call   Chapter 1854 Going All Out

  Besides, with how things were now, companies selling domestic products were getting crushed hard. Under the pressure from foreign capital, plenty of legacy enterprises had already been bought out. Companies selling things in physical stores couldn't compete with e-commerce companies at all. Everything was about entertainment, constant stimulation, and following the crowd now. People stopped trying because the effort seemed pointless. They might as well just give up. This was the way things were heading, and it was how young people thought too. Nobody was wrong; everyone was just trying to survive. The problem was that the Carver family had no way to maintain what made them special in this massive wave of change, especially with all the parasites within the family itself. Talon had foreseen Carver Group's collapse and the tragic endings for all six Carver children. The only thing that had changed this chain of events was Aria getting brought back home. But that was only possible

• The Heiress' Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call   Chapter 1853 Saving Landon From the Netherrealm

  Hank looked at the contacts on Sam's watch and muttered, "Food Provider and Boss? What weird nicknames." Sam obviously had nobody looking out for him. They'd grabbed him ages ago, and still, no parents had come searching. When they sold this batch of children, they'd make serious money. The good-looking ones like Sam could even get adopted by rich folks in Portfall once they got there. This was not bad at all. Jesse stared at Sam, his mind racing with possibilities. But these people had no clue they'd just grabbed someone they absolutely shouldn't have messed with. As for those two contacts, "Food Provider" was actually Landon, head of the York family. Meanwhile, "Boss" was Aria, the president of the Chamber of Commerce and leader of the Special Missions Unit, code name 001. Every single one of those titles should have been a massive red flag, but somehow they'd managed to stumble into all of them at once. Thinking about the GPS risk, Hank put the phone watch on the ground

• The Heiress' Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call   Chapter 1852 Saving Landon

  Delbert's face went pale. He never expected to see Aria here. Hadn't those from the Chamber of Commerce said that Aria had disappeared? How could she be showing up here? Besides Delbert, everyone else froze up too. They'd only dared to come here with these schemes because things had been unstable recently. They figured both the Yorks and the Carvers might be in decline, so they wanted to get a head start on preparing for what came next. People always had to look out for themselves, after all. Aria saw right through their thoughts. Usually, she would have made time to play with them slowly, driving them into a corner through business dealings. Right now, though, her mind was completely focused on what was happening in the emergency room. She decided to let Troy handle them. "Whatever industry these executives are in, tell them they have nothing to do with York Group anymore. The Carvers will make sure they can't do any business at all." The three men's faces went white, and th

• The Heiress' Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call   Chapter 1851 Aria and Landon

  After cleaning up the shattered pieces of his deity's idol, Feran felt it happen. The soul that had taken over Patrick's body was gone. Feran's eyes darkened. Patrick getting possessed was his fault, really. He'd ordered Asher to bring Patrick a glass of water, waited for him to pass out, then used his secret arcane techniques to let that soul slip right into Patrick's body. Now that the soul was gone, Feran could guess what went down. Surely whoever was interrogating Patrick had asked about him. That would've triggered the soul combustion trick Feran had planted as insurance. He never thought he'd actually need it. Right then, the door opened and Asher walked in. He took one look at the broken idol cradled in Feran's hands. He knew how much that thing meant to Feran, so he was surprised that it was broken now. Feran suppressed his emotions and looked up. "Asher, cancel this afternoon's meeting. Drive me back to my place." Asher nodded. "Got it, sir. I'll notify everyone abou

• The Heiress' Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call   Chapter 1850 His Obsession

  One of the Phantom Patrols yelled, "Hey! Living people like you can't come into the Netherrealm. Take one more step and you're dead!" There were over ten Phantom Patrols, and they realized Landon wasn't backing down. They dropped the spirits they had been holding and raised their demonic flames, surrounding Landon from all directions. But Landon acted like they weren't even there. His handsome, cold face didn't show any emotion, just what might have been a cold smirk. "Go ahead and try to kill me." With that, he just kept walking forward. It felt like each of his steps could teleport him right up to anyone. He moved with this strange, scholarly vibe, but he definitely wasn't some bookworm. Holding that folded umbrella, his long sleeves made Ethereal Echoes as they flowed. Everywhere he stepped, the ground started cracking under his feet. The city walls, with all their signs, were starting to shake and fall apart. This was the Netherrealm, but they felt this crazy burning sens

• The Heiress' Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call   Chapter 1849 Aria's Return

  Warren got the hint and wore a defeated look. "I understand." Using weakness against enemies was a business tactic. When someone thought they'd got others figured out, they wouldn't realize they'd already fallen into a trap. Patrick was at the same window seat as he casually enjoyed his coffee. When he saw Warren walk to the entrance, he didn't bother to fake being welcoming like last time. Homer helped Warren sit down slowly on the stool. Patrick saw Warren's gloomy expression and felt secretly pleased. Feran had been right—after hitting them where it hurt, Warren had become completely dejected. Glancing at Homer standing nearby, Patrick didn't think much of it. He assumed Homer was just some minor arcane seeker by Warren's side. After all, businessmen these days all thought arcane seekers had strong abilities. After Warren sat down, he slowly spoke. "I can give you the company's liquid assets, but when will I be able to see Aria?" Patrick smiled. "You might be able to see