The Queen They Buried

Chapter 237

The bidding meeting commenced. It was a government-backed project with policy support. The winning bidder would be guaranteed a profit. It was also a good opportunity for image-building. Many company leaders and CEOs attended.

Rithol City was not short of well-known entrepreneurs, let alone the small players. However, everyone present knew that, in the end, it would come down to a showdown between the Tuner and Lawson families.

Initially, they had no faith in the Lawson family, assuming the project was as good as in the bag for the Turner Group. But to their surprise, the Lawson family had teamed up with the Wilson family.

Taking a closer look at the girl beside Bowen, ‘Wait a minute, isn’t that Aubree, the prodigy entrepreneur everyone’s been buzzing about lately?’ they thought to themselves.

Elizabeth’s feelings for Bower weren’t a secret in their circle. Aubree and Ronald were biologically father and daughter. As for Aubree and Bowen, they were the subject of many rumors lately. Tonight was bound to be full of drama.

Soon, the bidding meeting started. Most people knew they were just there to make up the numbers, but still, what if they

won?

by one, the companies took the stage to present their proposals, each pulling out all the stops.

everything I can. Who knows, maybe I’ll be the one up there making a bid in the future, Aubree thought to

seemingly unimpressed. Everyone

the Turner Group. While the earlier proposals were impressive,

was seated next to Bowen. “Mr. Turner, do you think Turner Group will acquire the project this time?” she

of us is on our own merits.”

casually looked toward Ronald. His team had already conducted a preliminary assessment of the Lawson Group’s finances. Normally, the Turner Group’s bid would surpass that of the Lawson Group. But now, with Ronald in the picture, that assessment had become

rhythmically as he waited. After the presentations, there would be a grace period for bidders to finalize or modify

upper floors were reserved for the bidders. The soundproofing was impeccable, and one could even blast music

Bowen instructed,

Turner Group must secure this project at

The funds the Wilson Group could offer the Lawson Group might exceed what they had initially set aside. Even with the bid doubled, Bowen was not confident of

the bid further, Aubree cut in sharply, “Give

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