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Chapter 281

Chapter 281 Deciphering the Dream

Naomi had been sponsored and cared for by the Quinnells since young. She was adept in fine arts and literature, not to mentiona graduate from a prestigious university overseas.

She was well-versed in finance, economics, and social etiquette, andeven knew financial law. In short, Naomi was the epitome of beautyand brains.

Compared to her, Wynter was a local graduate who was neithercultured nor taught the ways of a socialite.

In the dream, Naomi was kind and would take Wynter everywhere.She even made it a point to tell others that the true heiress of theQuinnell family had returned,

She didn’t want the public to confuse her identity with Wynter’s, lestthe latter was put in an awkward situation.

But despite all this, Wynter always felt like an ugly duckling at everydinner party. It was as if she had crashed the party, and it showed.Naomi could talk to anyone at the party about anything, but Wyntercouldn’t even tell what language Naomi was speaking, let alone jointhe conversation.

As the differences between Naomi’s upbringing and hers becameclear, Wynter began to realize that she had no makings of an heiresswhatsoever. Everyone was saying how the Quinnells had broughtback a bumpkin.

Wynter didn’t fit into any social circle and eventually became thelaughingstock.

None of the socialites cared for her, and even the staff attending to her had started ignoring her requests in favor of Naomi. EvenWynter’s parents, who had claimed to love her beyond all things, were growing embarrassed of her.

In the end, her parents hired a private tutor for her. Wynter dreamed she had toiled away on whatever art and subject the tutortaught her. But for some reason, she would forget whatever she learned.

One day, through bitter work, she finally mastered the piano and thought she could make her family proud.

However, Naomi won a prize for her performance in a piano concert abroad, and the Quinnells threw a feast to celebrate herachievement. During the party, they announced that they would officially adopt

Naomi.

From then on, Naomi and Wynter would both be heiresses to the Quinnell name. And just like that, Wynter fell back into theshadows

before she could even emerge into the light.

Wynter’s parents began to feel awkward around her. Her mother even seemed a little terrified of her. Thankfully, Fabian woulddrop by and visit her now and then, reminding her that she was his little princess.

Wynter vowed that she would master something to make hergrandfather proud.

However, her brain seemed to be operating beyond her control. She couldn’t master anything despite all the effort she put ineach day.

Finally, all that stress built up and triggered her intermittent explosive

disorder. Without even being conscious of it, Wynter picked up a pair of scissors one day and stabbed Naomi’s hand with it.The household staff said Wynter did it out of jealousy, much to her

parents’ disappointment.

The family doctor advised that Wynter’s condition be kept secret, or it

might reflect badly on the Quinnells.

After all, no one wanted an heiress with intermittent explosive

disorder, which was a psychiatric condition.

Her mother couldn't bear to part with her, but her father sent her to

the countryside for what he called rehabilitation.

Fabian was sick at the time and couldn't take care of her. The next

time Wynter got news of her grandfather, it was of his death.

The sound of the rain splattering against the window made Wynter

bolt upright in bed. Her beautiful eyes were wide in the dark.

Beads of cold sweat had formed on her forehead, and her dark hair

cascaded over her shoulders. She clutched the pendant that rested

firmly against her midriff, her eyes glimmering.

She was not the self-pitying type, especially not over the lack of love. or approval. She wondered what her dream meant.

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Could it be that something had changed within the Quinnell family?

Atwater had taught her how to interpret dreams back in the day. She

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had learned that dreams were like warnings from the universe to some extent. She would be a fool to disregard her dream.She raised a brow as she considered her pathetic ending in the dream. That was unlikely to happen.novelbin

For starters, she didn’t plan on going back to the Quinnells. Secondly, she would never sit by and let Fabian die.

Wynter looked up and gazed out thewindow, thinking ofr esons why\she"Hoh hayeraidthat urea. She

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become reality.

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