The Killer Queen by Noella Briony

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Did the Schnabel family really set their kid up with a company gig this early?

Darcy’s mouth twitched, suddenly hit with a wave of upper–class culture shock.

She remembered finding so many classes boring back in school, but why didn’t she have a dozen companies managing her affairs?

Talk about a humbly extravagant excuse!

Darcy had thought Noella simply didn’t want to attend school and had prepared a bunch of arguments to persuade her to take her studies seriously. Now, she realized that even with her own salary, she was reaching for the stars.

Before leaving the office, Noella’s gaze fell on a bunch of flowers beside Darcy’s trash bin- vibrant purple irises, full of life, with a card bearing strong and vigorous handwriting.

“Wishing you all the best. May you soar high.”

Though unsigned, it was clearly Beckett’s handwriting!

The flowers were wrapped in the same paper as the bouquet Beckett had given Noella yesterday, from the florist shop beneath Beckett’s company building.

Beckett’s flowers, tossed carelessly into the trash by Darcy?

Noella paused. “Ms. Darcy, are these from Beckett?”

Darcy didn’t shy away from answering, brushing a lock of hair behind her ear with a smile. “Yes, it was his way of asking me to look after you. But Beckett doesn’t know I’m allergic to irises. Since your parents are abroad, it would be best if you could get Beckett to sign the application tu S.”

“Alright, I’ll let him know.”

How did Darcy know Tristan and Sienna were out of the country?

Noella didn’t ask for more details; she simply nodded and left the office.

As she opened the door, a few eavesdroppers stumbled backward in a comical fall, awkwardly facing Noella.

Noella swept her gaze over them, the majority of whom were friends of Oriana, probably there to see if Noella got scolded by Darcy.

The situation was momentarily awkward.

Noella didn’t spare them a glance, stepping away and leaving the scene.

After Beckett was informed about signing the forms, he called Darcy.

Darcy paused for a moment before adding, “Thank you for the gesture, Mr. Schnabel, but there’s no need for flowers next time. I’m allergic to all pollen.”

likely Beckett’s assistant chose the flowers

up to you over

situation.”

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I’ve got a lot on my plate with school. It would be best if you could come by soon, Mr. Schnabel.” Beckett didn’t press further, agreeing before ending the

received another call and hurriedly

and didn’t seem prepared to even attend

some people just

the design drafts

amazing drafts have been left by

could see the designer’s talent and skill level. How could a college freshman like Noella draw these? Could the Schnabel family have hired a master designer to help her

about it, the more convinced she became that it was

out of line. It was clear that only they, with their

family proudly sending Noella off to school, fussing over her every

wiping away tears. “My baby is so talented. She must have worked

eyes shining as if Noella was a precious treasure to

Oriana was, without even a single person to send her off to school.

those design drafts with a new

well–lit CEO’s office of Rising Glory Group, the distinct

lounged in Beckett’s office, looking over Noella’s leave

indeed boring. I applied for exemptions when I was in college, too. It’s a good opportunity for Noella

desires. We don’t need others‘ opinions to support her interests.

sent a long list to Beckett.

Lambert, the main culprits. They’ll be enjoying a day in court soon. But Beckett, should we file one for you

“For me? I don’t have any

not as top–notch as Jasper’s own

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almost get married back in the day? If it weren’t for those rumors about you having an illegitimate child, I’d have a sister–in–law

had remained unmarried for many years, and the

the issue, largely due to the fallout

on, so they never broached the subject again.

along so well, Sienna felt relieved but couldn’t help worrying about her eldest son.

poked

doesn’t matter. What happened in the past is over.”