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Chapter 697 Sort Out With a Phone Call

Author: Five Generals
“The Vinlands? That’s the mega-rich family.”

“Oh, Tanya’s family. Technically, we are related to the Vinlands.”

“The Chrysant Vinlands are wealthier than the Sunrise Lees.”

The older members of the Quints were ecstatic.

They knew the history between the Quints and the Vinlands.

Master Quint was the son-in-law of the Vinlands, taking their family name when marrying Tanya.

Tanya, who passed away more than a decade ago, was the heiress of the Vinlands.

Subsequently, Tanya had a falling out with her family.

She walked away from her family with Master Quint and started a business in Lilyrose.

That was how the Quints came to be.

Over the years, the Quints and the Vinlands never kept in touch.

The young members of the family like Samus had hazy memories of the Vinlands.

They only learned the truth from their elders.

“Don’t you remember me, Master Quint? I’m Hudson,” the middle-aged man standing before Master Quint said with a pretentious smile.

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