Chapter 159 The Wit Of Wynter

• Shane must have been subtly pushed by someone to think that adopting Naomi would relieve him of the need to remain on guard around the Quinnells. Wynter herself worked as a fortune teller. Naomi's inability to change one's destiny and fortune was evident to every sincere Arcane Way practitioner. At the very least, those who genuinely contributed wealth to their family and others would exude positive energy. For instance, Wynter's attractive fiancé was a unique person who might grant her great wealth. Such persons were usually easily identified, and their auspiciousness would frequently bring them to ruin. However, Naomi had many secrets and lacked all of those qualities.
• Having stated so, Wynter got up from her chair and remarked, "Apart from Mr. Novak, I'd want to know who my father usually gets in touch with, particularly among those who believe in divination techniques." But more than anything, I want to know how the Quinnells found those people while they were looking for me and how they chose Naomi from among them. " From what I understand, Grandpa has helped a lot of people throughout his lifetime. Some were college students, while others were impoverished kids from rural places. Naomi doesn't belong in either group. Examine her background and the events leading up to her entrance. Who exactly brought her ahead of my dad?
• We might be able to uncover some clues regarding my kidnapping if even her adoption was prearranged. After all, if I had been present, she would not have had the chance to be adopted by the Quinnells. Mom wasn't ill at the time. Given her disposition, she would never have consented to adopt a daughter in order to support Shane's dream. She would have believed he was crazy. "It would clarify everything and demonstrate that my abduction wasn't an isolated incident." After hearing Wynter's deduction, Alexis' expression changed significantly. His normally kind features became icy. “If that’s indeed the case, Mr. Quinnell would be equally responsible for your abduction.”