The Queen They Buried

Chapter 224

When Aubree arrived, she found the child’s father and grandmother at his bedside. Hoping to gather more information, she and Birgitte posed as reporters for an interview. However, before they could enter the ward, they unexpectedly encountered

the child’s father.

Arthur Morgan was just a junior high student at that rebellious age. Stanley gave them a suspicious look and asked, “Are you reporters?”

Aubree and Birgitte exchanged glances, instantly sensing that something was amiss. “That’s strange, Aubree thought. ‘From what we heard, the Morgan family has always been incredibly welcoming to the press-so why this sudden change? But our arrival seemed to make Mr. Morgan unusually guarded?’ Aubree pondered, surprised.

Birgitte glanced at Aubree for a signal and began, “Hello, Mr. Morgan. We’re here for an interview…” adhering to their prepared script. Before she could finish, Stanley interrupted her. He turned to Aubree and said, “You’re Aubree Miller, aren’t you?”

Did he recognize me?’ Aubree was briefly taken aback but quickly regained her composure. She then stated, “That’s correct. Let me reintroduce ourselves-we are from Bree Technology, here to gather the complete account of Arthur’s suicide attempt from you, Mr. Morgan.”

“I

with this attitude? Aren’t we just here to discuss things properly?” Birgitte retorted indignantly. Usually, situations like this involve

about going to court-legally, this entire situation had little to do with them. However, with so many eyes watching from the shadows, even the smallest action could be blown out of proportion.

increasing pressure, having repeatedly called for urgent discussions to resolve the issue quickly. However, the Morgan family refused all offers of compensation and showed no interest in legal action. Their main goal appeared to be

lying in there, his life hanging by a thread, and you expect me to speak nicely? I’m already showing mercy by not

it go, Birgitte. Let’s get out of here.” Aubree added calmly, “My apologies for the intrusion, Mr.

exited the hospital, her expression darkened. Ronald’s intentions were now unmistakable-he was resolute in his plan to undermine her. “Ms. Miller, why did you stop me from speaking just now? He refused

“We’re already at a disadvantage in terms of public opinion. If we create a scene, it will only backfire on

eyes to think, then suddenly

on it right away,” Birgitte

the materials that Birgitte had compiled. As Aubree carefully

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