The Queen They Buried

Chapter 478

Since Wilson Group acquired BeeShare, Carmen’s name had once again come into the spotlight.

Back when her MindDrift streaming platform failed, all she got was ridicule. But now, people were telling a different story.

She had become the next big name in young entrepreneurship after Aubree.

A person commented, “I knew she was something special ever since MindDrift! Back then, everyone was just copying each other with their streaming platforms, but only MindDrift dared to break out of Playzy’s old formula and try something fresh.

*Sure, there were some hiccups with management later, but her idea was spot on! Didn’t you notice how even Playzy started following her lead afterward?”

Another person replied, “The Wilson family really is something else. First there was Aubree, now there’s Carmen.

“Tons of people probably wanted to get in on the shared e–bike project, but only she had the guts and intelligence to pull it off. She even thought ahead to fix all those hidden risks.”

one foot in the door at Wilson Group, and she’s even got shares in the company. For an adopted daughter to make

more than milestones on

to invite Carman to speak at their orientation events, hoping her story would inspire

not only was Carmen so successful, but she had obtained that success as such a young

campus, she happened to catch Rithol University inviting Carmen to give a speech. For someone her age to have achieved

before, but her attitude

seemed smooth and inevitable, as if everything she did was destined to succeed. But

Carmen gave her speech, Aubree went to

stage, Carmen shared her experiences. Even though she tried her best to hide it, the pride in her

a wry little laugh. Carmen was still young and fresh. In the future, though, Carmen would

one moment and, in the next breath, act like nothing ever

was definitely a win for Carmen. She’d sold BeeShare

all the credit would go straight to her, which would make it way easier for her to get a solid footing at Wilson Group down the line. The speech was just another way to hype herself up. She was more than

said, “Failure isn’t scary–I’ve picked myself up

the dark with no hope in sight. But I still