All Chapters of The Heiress' Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call: Chapter 1971 - Chapter 1980

When the team leads saw Aria's message, they immediately dropped whatever they were doing to report in. "Boss, we're all here! We're ready for orders!" Aria checked the screen. The headcount matched, so everyone was present. She posted the situation on their channel. "This mission's huge. Each team lead will take five members and spread out to the barriers across Farshya. Guard them in secret. "If you spot any unknown personnel approaching, don't wait for permission—arrest them immediately. If they resist, grab them first and ask questions later!" The team leads immediately responded, "Yes, ma'am!" "I knew it had to be something big for Boss to gather us all together. Otherwise, she'd rather let us sit around doing nothing." "Finally, some real action! The last time was when we hunted down the Darkwarden at the border. I haven't seen that kind of operation in forever!" Aria read their messages and drifted into memories. She still remembered the Darkwarden clearly. Back

Investing in the stock market came with risks, so everyone should always invest with caution. When certain people managed to make money in an industry, everyone else would get jealous. After all, everybody wanted to make a profit. And that was how some people ended up as victims and lost money. Freya stood nearby, finally getting it. "Aria, are you saying that without you guys, Portfall's market would've crashed and the whole city would be in chaos?" "Exactly." Aria looked up. "Foreign investors wanted to control our market. They'd dangle the bait and wait for people to bite. When everyone saw the industrial and energy stocks climbing, they couldn't help themselves and threw their money in. "Then, when it crashed, that money was gone forever. Once people lose everything they worked for, everyone starts to feel resentful and angry." Freya's eyes went wide. She'd played the stock market for years but had never seen what Aria was describing. Still, she had to believe it—without

The moment Aria finished speaking, the audience burst into applause. The livestream chat went crazy too. One viewer typed, "The streamer nailed it! She didn't just explain how the rest of Farshya has changed; she also called out those foreign powers!" Another person said, "Agreed." Someone else added, "The streamer's not just patriotic—she showed everyone, online and offline, that Portfall and the rest of Farshya are one family. That was amazing!" The audience started calling out their questions. "Those photos were gorgeous! How did those mountains form?" "Is the beef bolognese from Northden really that different from what you get elsewhere?" "I want to travel around Farshya on my next vacation. Which cities should I visit?" Aria patiently answered each question. She knew that she couldn't easily change people's long-held beliefs, but the seeds were planted now, at least. Once they actually visited the rest of Farshya themselves, they'd understand. Meanwhile, Sherm had

The museum would be the only place that could store artifacts, and it had guards patrolling around. If artifacts had really been stolen, the news would've gotten out. Asher nodded. "Right. But I don't know what they were actually doing." "Got it." Aria sorted through her thoughts, then turned to him. "Someone will take you back to Portfall soon. As for your crimes, they'll be handled." Portfall and the rest of Farshya had separate legal systems, so Aria wasn't handing him over to the Portfall police. "Okay." Asher looked up. "I have a request. Could you..." "Sure." Aria turned around. "The people taking you back will let you see your family when you land." Aria had already guessed what he wanted to say. After being away for so long, of course he would like to see his family when he got back. Other law enforcement might not care, but Aria believed in showing some humanity. Even if he had broken the law, he was still human. Asher nodded hard. "Thank you." After Aria led

Aria spotted a metal badge around the ventilation shaft. It was round with a strange symbol carved on it—a snake coiled around a sword. Her eyes darkened. She'd seen this badge before. Back when she was on a mission at the border, she'd run into people wearing it. They'd cost her a team member. Afterward, Aria had sent people to investigate, but they'd found nothing. Only recently had she learned what it meant. This badge belonged to members of a secret organization from Angladus. They were practically ghosts who never stayed in one place long enough to track. She never thought she'd see this badge again, especially not here. Jotham's voice broke through her thoughts. "What's that?" "A badge." Aria slipped it into an evidence bag. "I'll look into this. Mr. Mossback, you can't show any cracks right now. Otherwise, you won't get another chance." Jotham knew what she meant. If this got out, forget keeping his job—he could kiss his retirement goodbye. "I understand." Jotham c