The Killer Queen by Noella Briony

Chapter 242

Lome could sense Noelin’s wariness in her lines.

He adjusted his smile and flashed her an apologetic expression, “You’ve got me all wrong. Noella I didn’t mean any harm. You’re Elara’s sister, right? I didn’t get the chance to properly introduce myself at the hospital. I’m not the bad guy here. Maybe it wasn’t the smartest move to approach you now, I admit. Sorry if I startled you”

Noella gave him a fleeting look, her expression cool and detached, “What does it matter to me whether you’re a bad guy? You’re in my way Please move

Lome rolled his wheelchair aside, watching as Noella disappeared down the tree–lined path without a backward glance, His smile faded as he said to himself, “She’s quite the tough cookie. But then again, she’d have to be one to run the Obelisk Organization.”

An limping big guy emerged from the shadows behind Lome with a smirk played across his lips, “You think a little chitchat is going to impress the Wise Fool? That devil is way tougher than you can imagine.”

“She’s only siding with Palmer for the prestige of the Pollack family. Us Richardsons are no slouches either,” Lorne said with a chuckle.

Thorpe paused. He, as a towering and burly man, expressed his incomprehension at Lome’s self–confidence at the moment.

“Should I remind you that neither the Schnabel family nor the Obelisk Organization are short on cash? Maybe Wise Fool, that rich girl, is just taken with Vocalist’s pretty face”

Lome snorted. “Pretty face? If she’s that shallow, then this will be a cakewalk. I’m as good–looking as Palmer, if not better”

Thorpe’s smirk twitched into a grimace as he regarded Lomne. Such confidence these Harmonia Country folks had

“I’ve got all the paperwork sorted. Proximity breeds fondness, and Ms. Schnabel will soon see Im a far better catch than her fiancé.” Lome claimed

A marriage contract among the elite meant little. Once Noella got to know him, she’d see his worth.

Thorpe just shrugged helplessly. “Well, it’s your life. Just don’t mess with my mission.”

Noella had just stepped into the grand hall when Mizar popped out from the side, “Boss, you ran into Lome out there? What’s his angle?” Noella’s communicator had still been on during her encounter with Lorne, and Mizar had overheard the exchange.

“What he wants doesn’t matter. Where’s Master Rainer?”

Mizar gestured towards the stage, “He’s been invited to play a piece at the opening ceremony next week. We’re here to help him out.”

“Who invited him?”

public performance was at a state banquet. Whoever had persuaded Master Rainer to play must be

he’d honor them with a performance. Anyone who can get the teacher to play is certainly no ordinary person,” Mizar admitted with a trace of regret. All her prepared

Hanter had also been left by Master Hector, which showed that the old guards truly

return to the country was likely

man in a suit was grizzled, his clothes embroidered with dragons. Despite the evident wear of years, his features remained sharp,

gaze, Garrick looked up, locking eyes with

last music note faded, Master Rainer scowled. “What are you staring for?

couldn’t believe Garrick had been in the dark about Harriet all these years. When Noella had joined Polaris

eyes filled with appreciation as he looked at Noella, as if

If I had known about her sooner, I would have taken her under my wing. Polaris Stor failed to

twisted experiments never

have no right to criticize my work. Haven’t all the stars of Polaris Star shone brightly in their

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benchmarks. Yet, their inner

and ignite the

as history bore

and said, “One day you’ll realize all your experiments were folly. I’ve no time to waste on

granddaughter. Seeing her, I’m reminded of Harriet’s younger days. Since she chose to come to this school, it’s

away his zither, “Fate is what’s meant to be, but what you’re

simply smiled and remained silent,

left the grand hall, Master Rainer was quiet. After a while, he tumed