The Queen They Buried

Chapter 288

Karlie was led away by the counselor who rushed over after hearing the commotion, and the onlookers quickly dispersed.

Sally’s legs turned to jelly, and she couldn’t bring herself to meet Aubree’s gaze.

Aubree looked down at her condescendingly and said, “I haven’t come after you, not that I don’t know what you did, but I can’t be bothered wasting my breath on such petty things.”

Aubree looked straight in her eyes and warned, “Don’t let today’s mess land on you.”

Sally’s sudden wealth that Karlie mentioned was highly suspicious, and her demeanor made it obvious she was up to something. Aubree had no interest in getting involved as long as Sally kept to herself and didn’t cause trouble. That was enough for her.

Aubree didn’t care to analyze her feelings when Sally texted Bowen about the incident. It was the first and last time she would ever do something like that.

Terrified by Aubree’s piercing gaze, Sally couldn’t stop trembling.

only sent a few messages. Besides, that powerful person promised she would solve it

She was from a

enjoyed a much quieter time. The incident with Karlie had been caught on camera,

people either causing trouble for

had booked her a flight for the 30th. When Aubree landed at

wholesale markets and, through group buying fresh produce, forcefully carved out her

popularity and expanded outward. As a rapidly developing economic hub, Südlichen Strand boasted an abundance of working–class consumers, making it an ideal market for GrabCheap’s

workers, getting fresh fruits and vegetables at prices way below the market rate was a

not making much of a splash, and nowhere near the sensation caused by Aubree’s interviews at Playzy

estimated it would take around three months,

by hand–picking two key colleagues from Bree Technology to help her launch the venture. Once local operations were established, they quickly expanded the

with group buying as our core feature. The more people join, the bigger