The Queen They Buried

Chapter 416

Carmen noticed Alice’s strange behavior lately, and her gut told her it had something to do with that man from the other day.

Right now, her biggest support in the Wilson family was Alice. Nothing must happen to Alice.

Carmen went to Daxton, not saying exactly what she needed, just that she had something to check and needed some help.. Daxton never said no to her requests, especially something this small, so he readily lent her some people.

Before she could find out the identity of that man from the other day, she received a message from Ernesto.

Ernesto had completely given up on Aubree, realizing she was a dead end. He didn’t have Ronald’s kind of foolish, oblivious persistence, thinking that being a father entitled him to get whatever he wanted. With the way Ronald had treated Aubree all those years ago, why would she ever come back to help him?

Uncle Ernesto wants to talk to me? Carmen wondered, feeling puzzled about what Ernesto could want from her.

They met near Carmen’s school

Have a seat,” Ernesto said.

with the Diamonde family, but from what she remembered, they weren’t exactly close, yet they weren’t unfriendly either. When it

Wilson family? Or do you want your dad to treat you like some disposable pawn, marrying you off to whatever rich

didn’t want that, but with Ernesto’s motives still unclear, there was no

are you getting at, Uncle

ancient times, an uncle was the one a prince trusted most when fighting for the throne. So you really don’t have to be so on guard against

a mutually beneficial relationship, but now, some things

Alice and Ronald. But now peace had

the Wilson family, the Wilson family would have made powerful enemies like Bree Technology and Turner Group, and the

her hands. The last time Emesto negotiated with Aubree, it was obvious she hated

of the Wilson family, she

options, having the Wilson family fall into the hands of someone

had shares in Wilson Group, too, but she

Carmen, who held shares and was adopted, had an awkward position in the Wilson

believing what she’d just heard.