The Killer Queen by Noella Briony
Chapter 96
Chapter 96
At Linefort City, the Lambert ancestral home.
Five people decked out in camo gear were sneaking around the graveyard, ducking and dodging every flashlight beam.
Vincent signaled to Belinda Fuller, trailing behind. “Hurry up, watch your step. It’s just a darn graveyard, no clue why Martin’s made such a fuss calling a crowd to keep watch.”
The Fuller couple, aka Belinda’s parents, were bringing up the rear, all miffed, poking Belinda in the back.
“What’s the deal? Why’s Vincent tagging along? Didn’t we agree it’s just us dropping off the stuff?”
They were plotting to secretly stash the Fuller family elders‘ ashes and then just say Old Mrs. Lambert was already resting there, hoping the graveyard’s blessing worked its magic for the Fuller’s future generations.
Poor Belinda was in a pickle!
She was clueless as to why Vincent’s gone bananas all of a sudden, insisting on going back to the homestead to rebury Old Mrs. Lambert’s ashes himself.
He was all antsy because he wasn’t there when she was laid to rest, wondering how Noella managed the burial and wouldn’t have peace of mind until he saw it for himself.
Belinda’s mother Debbie’s eyes were all shifty. “Let’s negotiate with Vincent later. The grave’s roomy enough; maybe we can sneak the ashes of Old Mrs. Fullers in, too?”
Belinda’s father, Malcom Fuller, nodded, rubbing his back and following along. Let’s go with that for now. If Vincent ain’t on board, we’ll think of something else.”
Belinda’s stomach was flipping.
Knowing how tightfisted Vincent was, good luck to anyone trying to snag a slice of his fortune!
They were all crouching and creeping in the graveyard.
Beckett’s guards were everywhere with military–grade flashlights, patrolling like there was no tomorrow, worried about troublemakers.
Seeing the setup, Vincent muttered, “What’s Martin’s deal, making a mountain out of a molehill for a graveyard? If we could buddy up with him, our pressing issues wouldn’t be issues…”
His wounds from an unknown beating were still throbbing, and he was feeling all sorts of uncomfortable.
If it weren’t for the graveyard’s sweet location promising a fortune for the Lamberts, he wouldn’t be caught dead checking it out himself.
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Milford, trying to chat about the Rosenberg–Lambert
felt guilty: she had been all wrapped up in scripts, getting ready to shoot, with no time for
Milford said he’s swamped with company stuff, no time to hang.”
happy about that at all. “What’s Milford thinking, ignoring his gorgeous fiancée like that? Tomorrow, I’ll personally take you to their place
buzzed at the
media was all over their wedding, showing Noella, now just a caregiver for the Schnabels, just how blissful
guy she had dreamed of marrying since forever, and soon
after rain had turned the graveyard into a mud pit.
been to such a place. She nearly
is really a hotspot?”
location is top–notch! Didn’t you see
point. Only the good stuff would get guarded like this.
just for Lambert’s old shack, right? Or she wouldn’t go there if
out his
a weird noise hit them!
“Bang!”
“Bang!”
nearly jumped out of
the whole hillside as a graveyard, where was
noise?” Belinda and Briony were scared stiff, huddling
up Old Mrs. Lambert
digging, and the
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this,
my foot! I–It’s the middle of
shook as they all huddled, listening to the mysterious
I brought some of your mom’s ashes. It should
straight; he would tell Vincent he had Old Mrs. Lambert’s ashes on him–Vincent wouldn’t
that, the Fullers‘ patriarch could
tearing up. “Dad,
be spooked, so he grabbed some of
resumed their grave–digging.
shovel, the thumping
“Honey, think
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