The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 1463 Goddess of Investment

Although making a breakthrough into the market and gaining recognition overseas was difficult, the Quinnell Group relied on its own technology to achieve it.Copyright by Nôv/elDrama.Org.

The proposal was unanimously passed at the shareholders' meeting. Furthermore, with the Quinnell family's affairs now in order, Wynter's journey to Hawford had paved a new path, fulfilling the long-held dreams of

many.

Fabian truly felt fulfilled. He had no more regrets with such capable grandchildren.

"Wynter did all the things we wanted to accomplish." Fabian didn't say this as a chairman. Instead, he said it as someone who had struggled alongside the other shareholders. He deeply understood what returning to Hawford meant for the Quinnell Group.

How could the shareholders not be thrilled? The entire group felt like they were celebrating a festival. Where else could they find such a great company in today's competitive environment?

Their boss would venture out to expand the business and bring in revenue, while they could simply focus on their work and leave on time. Even during busy seasons, they received triple pay when overtime was needed. In the company, there wasn't a single person who didn't admire Wynter.

Pregnant women received generous maternity leave, and there were no inappropriate bosses or alcohol- drenched business dinners. All of these were ironclad policies Wynter had put in place after her arrival.

Some other companies would try to analyze the Quinnell family's approach with a condescending tone. They often assumed that the Quinnell Group's profit would surely decline with Wynter's management style.

But as it turned out, those analyses were purely nonsense! Setting aside Wynter's extraordinary capabilities, it was clear that her employees wouldn't let her lose.

Plenty of people doubted the Quinnell family in those early days when Wynter first went to Hawford. Now, not only have those critics been proven wrong, but it was as if their humiliation could be heard echoing across the country.

Most people thought that would be the end of it. After all, they were involved in a national development project. What could be more prestigious than that?

Hence, Fabian didn't bother stepping out of the conference room when he received a call from Albert.

Albert was silent for a few seconds when he heard Fabian laugh. "True... nothing can surpass in terms of prestige. But it certainly might when it comes to profit."

"What are you talking about? Your words are contradictory." Fabian didn't immediately end the call as he was in a good mood.

Normally, he wouldn't have answered a call in a conference room. However, today was different. He was curious about the new information Albert had to share.

Albert didn't beat around the bush. "Remember how I told you that Wynter and I planned to invest a little in the stock market?'

"We're all aware of that. It was part of the strategy to divert the Wray family's attention. It was so that they would believe that you've taken the bait." Fabian looked up at the shareholders.

This was a deliberate move that had been discussed by all of them.

Albert, in a rare moment, cleared his throat lightly. "Actually... it wasn't just about diverting attention. It was to invest as well."

Fabian furrowed his brows slightly upon hearing this.

Albert didn't pause as he continued, "Grandpa, you should brace yourself. What I'm about to say might shock everyone. Wynter is a stock market genius.

"She had someone open an account for her before she even turned 18. She could have easily made billions

annually just through investments if she'd had the chance to study finance.

"She wouldn't have even needed to manage the company. She only ended up studying medicine by coincidence."

"What do you mean?" Some of the shareholders, who were still confused, exchanged glances.

Fabian was already beginning to sense that Albert was about to say something significant

Albert finally revealed, 'Wynter and I invested 50 billion in gold. As of now, each gold stock has netted a growth of 20 billion, and the value of gold is still rising."