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The Queen They Buried

Chapter 487
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Chapter 484

Aubree decided to put Alvin's aside for the moment as the party was starting.

Aubree had been pulling back her funds lately, focusing on cuting-edge industries like chips, Al, and

semiconductors. But that didn’t mean she was looking down on other sectors.

Even the smallest opportunities would add up to a fortune. If a project looked promising, she'd still consider

investing

She stood out among all the CEOs and execs-almost everyone knew her, and plenty of people clooking for

her investment.

If Aubree spotted a promising project, she was always up for a chat.

This time, the Angel Investors’ Summit even set up a pitch session-any young entrepreneur looking for funding

could sign up and take the stage to pitch in the order they registered.

Just then, Aubree spotted Carmen walking up to the stage with her business plan in hand, her chin slightly raised

and looking totally self-assured.

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But deep down, Carmen couldn't help but feel a bit anxious. No matter what angle she tried, her BeeShare

project was destined to clash with the bike-sharing companies for market share. There was no way those guys

would just sit back and let her take over their turf.

After searly wins, she doubled down and expanded fast. But she never expected the bike-sharing

companies to kick off a price war by waiving

deposits entirely. As long as the customers’ credit was good, they could ride with zero deposit.

The growth of her e-scooter users started to stall, and cash flow dried up. To make things worse, the first batch

of e-scooter batteries started wearing out and needed replacing, which would be another big expense.

If she wanted to turn things around, she'd have to copy the bike-sharing companies and waive deposits too. But

that would just mean burning cash in a bottomless pit.

She had to land investment fast, with enough money to outlast the bike-sharing companies until they finally

gave up.

Aubree quietly watched Carmen up on stage, then took a careful look around. She spotted quite a few familiar

faces.

Carmen wasn’t the only one from the Wilson family. Bryan was there too. The Lawson family had people attend

as well. Elizabeth Lawson was there, along with Oliver Lawson, whom Aubree encountered before.

She'd had her team keep a close watch on BeeShare lately and collected a bunch of data. Aside from the initial

ty-where Carmen got a taste of success-everything else went just like she’d guessed. Trouble kept piling

up.

Carmen was at her wits’ end.

But this time, she’d gotten smarter and brought the problems to the rest of the Wilson family to tackle together.

All in all, things were still under control.

Carmen pulled out the data she'd prepared ahead of tand started pitching the bright future of e-scooter

sharing.

She said confidently, “Our project follows in the footsteps of bike-sharing. With the groundwork already laid, it's

easy to see the kind of returns we could get.

“Plus, right now, e-scooters are clearly what people actually want...

She spoke with flair, and everyone in the room gave her their full attention. From Aubree’s perspective, she

could already tell that quite a few folks were seriously considering investing.

The project did look promising. With Wilson Group backing it, even if people weren't in it for the money, investing

for the sake of Wilson Group was basically a sure bet.

When Carmen finished her pitch, the applause was thunderous.

Plenty of people started showing interest on the spot.

“Since Ms. Wilson is from the Wilson family, I'm curious what Ms. Miller, who is also a member of the Wilson

family, thinks about this project. After all, you're recognized as the leading young entrepreneur these days,”

someone joked, bringing Aubree into the spotlight.

Aubree didn’t mind being dragged into the with Carmen. In fact, she’d been looking for a chance to make

things awkward for her. “If Mr. Hart hadn't brought up the Wilson family, | think I'd have liked your comment a lot

more,” Aubree replied with a smirk.

The onlookers whispered among themselves, realizing that the rumors about Aubree and the Wilson family being

at each other's throats were definitely true.

Simon Hart quickly corrected himself. “That was my mistake. But it seems Ms. Miller has something to say about

this project.”

Aubree nodded. “I do have a few thoughts”