The Queen They Buried
Chapter 4
Chapter 4
Chapter 4
Aubree woke up to the sharp sting of hospital disinfectant in her nose. The ceiling lights flickered, blurry for a second, before her head cleared.
‘A hospital? Seriously?’ she thought.
“Aubree, thank God you’re awake!” a voice sounded.
She turned and saw Emery, grinning like he’d just won the lottery. Her eyes drifted past him to Ronald, standing stiffly nearby. Over by the door, Daxton had his arm around Carmen, who kept peeking at her.
A sour thought hit her. ‘Bet they’re bummed I’m okay!
Aubree didn’t say a word. Emery’s smile dimmed for a moment, but he quickly slapped on a soft, comforting one.
That smile? She’d only seen it aimed at Carmen the past couple of years.
‘What is this? Pity because I ended up in a hospital bed? Pass,’ she thought bitterly.
Aubree swatted away Emery’s hand as he reached for her and propped herself up. “If you’re here to make me say sorry to Carmen, save it. Ain’t happening.”
Emery blinked, his forehead creasing. ‘What’s her deal?’
Daxton jumped in, all hot and bothered. “What’s that supposed to mean?”
Ronald stayed quiet, but his eyes screamed he wasn’t happy.
“Just what I said,” Aubree rasped, her throat scratchy.
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Her ghostly pale face shut Daxton up for a second. Emery, always the good cop, chimed in gently. “We checked the cameras while you were out. Carmen tripped on her own. Me and Dax got heated and jumped to conclusions.”
“Carmen freaked out and thought you pushed her,” he added. “It’s just a big mix-up. Dad’s not gonna cut you out of the inheritance or anything.”
Ronald nodded. “It’s nothing big, a mistake. Drop it. Rest up. We’re taking Carmen home to recover.”
Aubree bit back a laugh. Carmen took a tumble, and they were quick to point fingers, no evidence required. When the truth spilled out? Just a clumsy slip-up.
Now they were acting like handing her what was rightfully hers was some grand gesture.
Not today,’ she
to
Carmen was so worried, she stayed here, no sleep, waiting
sleeve, looking all sad and fragile.
tight, his stare cold. “Enough, Aubree,” he
in. “Aubree, you just woke up. Take
on?’ Aubree nearly lost
mad
all-Daxton, quick to rip her apart, no questions
acting like her wanting
nice but
fake-sorry look, promising to make things
her family would swoop in and take her home from the orphanage. They did, but
a
list of bad habits, blowing every tiny mistake way
reminder of his screw-ups, so he tried to control her life like he was
she’d stolen Carmen’s spot the second she
was a nobody, a stain on his perfect life. At first, she was like a shiny new toy to him, but once the fun wore off, she
been kind, but Carmen’s sneaky
leaving that orphanage
a deep breath. ‘Why keep this family
Daxton with big, innocent eyes. “Aubree needs rest. Let’s
a side-eye. ‘Seafood pasta?’
was a master at playing the saint, charming the whole Wilson family when they felt bad for
Aubree hadn’t been through this before, she might’ve bought the act, maybe even thanked Carmen
fortune
nodded, patting Carmen’s head like she was a damn angel. “You’re
ice. “I’ll let this
“Won’t be
!
had everything. She grabbed a pen and paper from the
the first words, and went pale. “Aubree, what the
and shoved the paper at Ronald. “I’ve never been a real Wilson anyway. Let’s
then rage. “You gone crazy, Aubree? You wanna cut
what I’m doing,” Aubree said, calm as ever. “You never gave me the Wilson name. I was
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