The Killer Queen by Noella Briony

Chapter 58

The moment she thought of it, Yvonne started to freak out.

“Listen here, don’t you go messing around. Do you have any idea who I am? Do you know who my grandpa is? I’m from the Schnabel family, for crying out loud!”

“Ms. Schnabel? What a coincidence, I was actually looking for a Ms. Schnabel. Since you took. on my order, you should play by the rules, right?”

Yvonne was totally lost. Order? What order?

She had been strapped for cash lately and hadn’t hit the card tables in ages. There couldn’t possibly be an order, could there?

The driver’s voice turned fierce, and his arm, bulging with veins, sported a tattoo of a mountain peak. The scar on his face made him look all the more ferocious!

“The order from Thorpe. If you’ve taken it on, then you have to come with me whether you’re the Phantom Surgeon Lunaris or not!”

Yvonne was like, “What”

What was he on about with this Phantom Surgeon Lunaris business? Was he talking about that billion–dollar order from the deep web?

She wanted to say something else, but then she got clonked on the back of her head and blacked out, eyes rolling back.

The unlicensed cab quietly pulled away, disappearing into the night.

The Lambert Mansion, Tranquility City

Vincent slammed the surveillance report on the table, his beard practically trembling with rage. “Briony, tell me what the heck is going on? How many of our family’s orders have you shown to the Rosenberg family?”

“Not that many, Daddy. I didn’t have much choice. Milford said he’d dump me if I didn’t show him, and he said it’s all in the family anyway, right? Once we’re married, we’re all one big happy family, aren’t we?”

Belinda also stepped in to calm Vincent down, “Exactly, honey. Besides, our family’s business doesn’t even overlap with the Rosenberg family’s. It’s probably all just a coincidence. And when Briony marries into their family, we’ll be able to peek at the Rosenberg family’s contracts too, right?”

Vincent was like, well, when you put it that way…

Even though the Rosenberg family’s business wasn’t doing too hot lately, they were still doing

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better than the Lambert family by a long shot. Plus, Milford was definitely a stand–up guy: otherwise, he wouldn’t have helped fix up the Lambert ancestral home.

“Alright, no more of this, but if you can, try to get a look at the Rosenberg family’s contracts for your old man.”

Vincent wasn’t pressing further, Briony quickly agreed, “Once I’m married, I’ll let your know everything. Daddy. Milford is good to me; he won’t keep

to the Lambert family’s recent business woes. He had splurged on a feast for the four big bosses, and not a single one showed up. He ended

remembered seeing a poster of Noella around the university town,

saw that Noella is about to make her debut. Not sure if she’s acting or singing. I never heard about Noella having any talent for that sort of thing. It’d be

ticked off at the mention of

he asked for a simple. introduction,

What an ingrate!

a lady of a reputable house, so don’t you go following in her footsteps; all she’s got are

Sea Culture Company? Why don’t I debut? I want

was sure to do better than Noella once she debuted. And once she married into the Rosenberg family, they wouldn’t dare look down on her as someone raised by a

that idea down

husband and children. The idea of you

skills; she wouldn’t even qualify as a sexy lamp if

all figured out. When a family like theirs marries off a daughter, the wedding gift from the bridegroom can’t be less than two or three

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could Noella do things that she was

sorted all this out, I’ll prepare a

million, but the Lambert family just didn’t have that kind of cash right

Group has been visiting Imperial West Hospital every day. Maybe we should

something, that he’s going for checks every day? That’s a big shot you

the Pollack Group, Vincent wouldn’t

anymore.

kick them to the curb and find an even better match for

sorted, and we’re heading

“Got it.”

as he made the arrangements, then

the Lambert family’s old house

is ancient. I haven’t set foot in there for over twenty years. Who’d want that

the yard. If you’re not keen on selling,

from the

and now someone’s willing to pay that much for it? No one’s living there,

Why hang onto some rickety old place! Now that someone’s playing the

yes, and see if you can hike up the price. Even if it

“Alright.”

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