The Queen They Buried

Chapter 166

Chapter 166

Aubree had reserved a private room and was waiting there with Vincent and Birgitte for the investors.

“Sorry we’re late.” Atlas Cohen hurried in with two sharply dressed men. One was an older gentleman with graying temples, while the other, exuding confidence and presence, appeared to be about the same age as Bowen.

Atlas beamed, “These are the two investors I’d like to introduce to Aubree. One is Ronald Wilson, a renowned entrepreneur from Rithol City, and the other is his son, Bryan, who is every bit as impressive as his father.

“Mr. Wilson represents the Wilson Group, while Bryan is here on behalf of his own company, Peakru Group.”

At his words, two all-too-familiar faces appeared before her.

‘It’s them, Aubree thought. Her face instantly darkened, her expression turning thunderous.

Her two colleagues who had come with her to handle the matter immediately tensed up, fully aware of the long-standing feud between Aubree and the Wilson family.

Atlas had approached them on his own initiative. As a well-known investment broker in Rithol City, he specialized in connecting project owners seeking funding with potential investors.

investors he introduced would turn out to be the

Ronald and Bryan greeted as they walked

room, continued cheerfully, “I doubt

well aware of how explosively popular Aubree’s Playzy

project and formidable investors-Atlas was convinced this brokered deal was a match made in

like adding wings to a tiger,” he

the Wilson family? Not even in my wildest dreams,’ she fumed inwardly. She could only blame herself for not

me it’s just a coincidence that you two ended up

flustered. “Coincidence? What do you mean, Aubree? Mr. Wilson and Bryan are clearly

then with all due

this isn’t a joke. Are you saying these two

of Rithol City could possibly match these two oh-so-impressive gentlemen here?” Aubree’s words sounded like praise, but her tone dripped

‘Who would dare question the

clearly caught the sarcasm in her

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more baffled and wondered, ‘Who in their right mind would turn down