The Queen They Buried

Chapter 400

On the desk at Cloud Design, all of Kyler’s information was neatly arranged.

“I hope you have nothing to do with Aubree,” Alice murmured.

At the Internet Conference, Kyler had shown up right by Aubree’s side, and Alice hadn’t forgotten that.

Meeting someone who looked and even carried themselves almost exactly like her lost beloved was certainly a joy, but no matter how happy she felt, she still had to be wary.

She wondered if this was just someone else’s trap.

Aubree knew that once Alice saw Kyler, she would definitely start digging into his background. If he turned out to be squeaky clean, that would be just as suspicious.

Bringing Kyler in front of Alice was both a way to test her attitude and to intentionally leave a flaw for her to notice.

“An actor?” Alice was genuinely surprised to learn that Kyler actually came from an acting background.

so he went to the last Internet Conference with Birgitte,” Alice muttered. Kyler mainly worked in Südlichen Strand, where Birgitte was a rising star. She needed someone to boost her image at the event, and Kyler’s agent had volunteered him for the job.

he has nothing to do with Aubree, it’s fine. If possible,

was blacklisted,” Alice murmured, her finger tapping on that part of the

weeks, Alice used her personal account to reach out to Kyler from

down every time, just as Aubree had

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Wilson Group, CEO’s Office.

open the door and immediately saw Ronald sitting in his

report on the desk. It was a market research report

he had once had little faith in had now become a sensation

GrabCheap. Right now, there are countless investors, big

also heard that GrabCheap was already preparing to

Ronald felt a heavy weight settle in his

Strand, launching the project, and capturing the market, it has only

year.

has managed to create an e–commerce platform that took the whole industry by storm–and now it

of himself as a business prodigy. Among his peers, the only one he’d ever truly respected was

thought, ‘Aubree is still so young, and unlike us, she didn’t rely on the family’s foundation for her achievements. Maybe she’s