The Queen They Buried

Chapter 576

Chapter 576

Aubree didn’t beat around the bush. She knew the gold mine was on David’s land, and Ethan had already mentioned that David and the

village chief had some kind of arrangement.

It wasn’t hard to figure out that the village chief probably promised David some perks to keep the gold mine under wraps.

“I’m right, the village chief has already made a deal with Wilson Group from Rithol City. My guess is, they’re letting Wilson Group take the lion’s share of the gold mine, and Wilson Group will be in charge of the mining,” Aubree said.

“It’s got nothing to do with me. Like I said, I’ll just pretend I don’t know anything about the gold mine, and whatever profits you make, there’s no need to give me any.” David replied.

He figured that as long as he didn’t take any profit and kept his head down, it had nothing to do with him, be it good or bad.

Aubree replied, “Mr. Molina, aren’t you being a little too naive?

name. If you know what’s going on and just keep quiet, that makes you an accomplice. Mining without a permit is illegal. Do you really think you won’t

village chief

but it’s not that easy. He’ll ask the village chief to help him secure the project to redevelop Ridgehaven Town so that he can use it as a cover for mining. As long as the rest of you sign this demolition agreement, the project won’t be Wilson Group’s

agreement. The

rate.

asked. His tone wasn’t sarcastic. He knew that even if everyone in the village agreed, without the village chief’s approval, the project still

is illegal. Forget all the other shady stuff the village chief has done

village chief is out of the picture, nothing else really

another drag from his cigarette

agreement comes with a condition that if the village chief

this, David

would be enough for his whole family to leave Ridgehaven

relief in his voice. ‘It’s time to move on,‘

David’s signed agreement in hand, Aubree used the same approach and went around visiting

mine to anyone else. She just told them that the village chief’s refusal to approve the demolition

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