The Queen They Buried

Chapter 206

Emery’s face darkened as he shot up from his seat. His abrupt movement instantly alerted the media crew, who smelled a breaking story. Every camera swiveled toward the giant screen on stage.

The video played.

First came a nervous inquiry from Caleb. “Can we start now? What should we say? What can we say to let my son rest in peace?”

On screen, Caleb looked uncertainly at someone off-camera.

“Just tell the truth.”

“Hello, everyone. My name is Madelyn. My dad is Logan. You probably don’t know us. These are my grandpa and grandma. My dad is a construction worker, and he’s amazing. He helped build so many skyscrapers in the city. But before he ever got the chance to take me to see any of the buildings he worked on, I lost him forever.

“Not long ago, Dad was working at a Rosepoly construction site. He fell from high up. I didn’t even get to see him one last time. All that came back to our hometown was his ashes. I miss

my dad so much.”

childlike voice tugged at everyone’s

made her words even more

her arms, tears streaming down her face. “The Wilson Group has no conscience! They bribed my daughter-in-law and gave her

past few days, Birgitte had explained Logan’s death to the family. They didn’t understand all the technicalities, but they knew that their son died because the company cheaped out

heavy with grief, “We don’t want money. We came here with our granddaughter for one reason. We want the people

screen faded to black, plunging the annual gala into absolute silence, until the room

on? Did someone

the embezzlement case

Group claim they immediately brought in Emery to replace all the defective safety equipment before any major

remote. If the family doesn’t kick up a

the moment he took over. But Rosepoly had too many sites, and Anthony’s corruption ran

shockwaves through the site. Emery, who had prepared for just such an emergency, immediately sealed off the scene and handed out hefty payoffs to the workers present, desperate

no time bundling up and sending away everyone who had witnessed the incident that day. He brought in a

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