The Queen They Buried

Chapter 328

“Yes, I found them. Ms. Wilson… are you sure this won’t be traced back to me?” Lilia fiddled with her hands nervously.

Carmen gave a scornful laugh. “Well, that will depend on whether the fellows you found are any good, won’t it?”

Lilia’s face blanched.

Carmen watched Lilia’s discomfit with relish before a strong sense of disgust overcame her. She couldn’t understand how people like Lilia had the gall to entertain such vain hopes. Simply remembering why Lilia was so eager to obey her made Carmen’s stomach churn.

“What about what you promised me before…?” Lilia asked tentatively.

“Once I have succeeded with Alvin, getting you into the Turner Group will be a piece of cake, won’t it?”

Lilia’s eyes sparkled with a twinkle of hope.

Carmen then shooed Lilia away rudely and hummed a cheerful tune as she sauntered toward the cafeteria.

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tasty than those found in outside eateries,

was bustling with students. When a group of three or four guys walked in, no one took any notice of them. However, what made them stand out was that they did not proceed to buy food. They seemed

sat right

ate her meal unhurriedly. From the corner of her eye, she could tell they were undergrads too. They all had different physiques and

to herself, “This should be

Aubree herself was almost an absentee student, so who could be holding a grudge

finished her meal and returned her tray. When she left the cafeteria, that group also followed her. There were too many people in the cafeteria, which would explain why they

a corner near the entrance, that group of undergrads blocked her way. One of

at them quizzically.

into society yet. Aubree, on the other hand, had lived two lives and

group of boys was nowhere as confident

of them sneered, “With all the

So what are you

teach you a lesson!” One of them finally mustered sufficient courage to

she wondered who sent these jokers. Their bunched–up fists were practically trembling. At this point, she wasn’t going to cut these clowns any slack. She instantly

first victim still looked incredulous at being floored by

up her training and was no longer the frail, pitiful girl who first left the Wilson family. Even