The Queen They Buried

Chapter 14

As he reminisced in the past, Emery suddenly covered his face and bent over, tears streaming down uncontrollably.

Carmen, who ranked top 100, got a bank card reward of 300 thousand dollars. Aubree, who topped the school, was punished to kneel all night, ending up in the hospital.

“Emery, I’ll definitely be as excellent as you and Byran!” Aubree’s dark, bright eyes flashed in his mind.

‘Aubree did it. She was truly outstanding.

‘But why did she hide it and claim she was at the bottom? Why silently comply with Bryan’s art school arrangement? Why didn’t she tell him?’ Emery was utterly puzzled.

Then, it suddenly came to him that Carmen must know about this.

Without wasting a second, he went straight to Carmen’s room.

As her door opened, he was a bit surprised to see Daxton still there so late, but he didn’t think much of it, as the two of them had always been closer to each other than the other brothers.

“Emery, what brings you here so late?” Carmen asked, dressed in cute pajamas, her rosy cheeks radiating the innocence nurtured by the indulgent care of the Wilson family.

maturity and restraint that didn’t go with her

anomalies.

her grade

panic didn’t escape

felt ice-cold blood run through his veins, every

he thought of what happened

Aubree pushing you down the stairs really just a

left unthought of, now, upon careful reflection,

and his eyes were seriously

up first. “Enough, Emery! It’s all in the past. What’s

knew?” Seeing Daxton’s unsurprised reaction, Emery

did I know Aubree’s grades weren’t bad, but I also told her to hide the fact that she was doing well.” Daxton stood in front of Carmen, his eyes showing no guilt like he was just saying

help but step forward and grab his collar, gritting his teeth, his

that?”

him away impatiently. “The fact that she, coming from an orphanage, has suddenly scored so highly might make her parents question Carmen’s abilities. I

grade. Who knew she’d tear up her report card and say she got the

him, and he even gave her

deliberately kept