Orphan to Unbreakable Queen novel Chapter 27

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Bowen clicked his tongue, irritated. He was a step too late–Aubree was already hurt. Mose, the stared down at listated, ey range

His gaze, heavy with suppressed rage, pinned Ronald and Bryan. Even the two seasoned businessmen felt suffocating

Ronald forced a strained smile. “Our apologies, Mr. Turner. We didn’t realize this was your place.”

A low, derisive chuckle escaped Bowen. “Mr. Wilson. Did you mean me when you just said sugar daddy**

The remark left Ronald flushed–so he’d heard the “sugar daddy” comment.

Bryan’s scalp prickled with cold dread. ‘Of all people, Aubree’s protector was Bowen?” he mused.

“It’s all a misunderstanding, Mr. Turner,” Bryan interjected quickly.

“Misunderstanding?” Bowen took a step forward, making both men involuntarily draw back.

Towering over Bryan, he snapped, “You call breaking into my home, assaulting my people, trying to kidnap my guest, and insulting me i a misunderstanding?”

Bryan felt sweat beads on his forehead. “There’s a rational explanation.” Ronald began, desperation in his voice.

The reality was stark: they were entirely wrong, and offending the Turners was unthinkable. Worse, Ronald’s blood ran cold as he remembered Wilson Group’s upcoming partnership with Turner Enterprises.

“Of all people, why Bowen?‘ His furious glare flicked towards Aubree behind Bowen’s shoulder. This troublemaker picked the worst pouble man

Aubree barely noticed their panic, too busy marveling at Bowen’s dominance. A fierce, unfamiliar satisfaction surged through her.

Aubree thought, ‘So this is what it feels like to have someone on my side. No wonder Carmen loves playing the victim–this feels incredible,

Watching the arrogant Wilsons cower before Bowen, Aubree couldn’t help but revel in satisfaction.

‘Someday, I’ll be powerful enough to make them fear me like this,” she thought

Bowen, however, hadn’t missed Ronald’s look. A dangerous smile touched his lips. “Did you give my Bree a chance to explain earlier? Why should I listen to your misunderstanding?”

Aubree mused, ‘Since when did i become yours?

Bryan bristled silently. Since when did a Wilson belong to the Turners?

Bowen may have looked like a gentleman, but anyone who’d known him knew the truth “reckless” was a better word for him than “gentleman”

He unfastened his cufflinks, the royal blue silk shirt drapang elegantly on his frame. Rolling up his sleeves was like teaving off a mask, revealing the raw

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arrogance beneath.

The look he leveled at the Wilsons was pure, undiluted dominance.

Aubree instinctively took a tiny step back. ‘So this is the real Bowen,’ she thought..

If Bowen knew the person he was protecting was quietly wary of him, he’d probably laugh out of anger.

Bryan’s muscles tensed–for a moment, he swore Bowen was about to lash out. And he wasn’t mistaken. If not for their blood relation to Aubree, Bowen would’ve already laid them out.

He’d watched Aubree, once vibrant and healthy under his care, reduced to a shadow in the Wilsons‘ hands. He’d finally nursed her back to health, only for her abusers to come crawling back.

Bowen’s rage was like he’d carefully kept a cat, only to see it mistreated by others until it was skin and bones. Now, just after he’d brought it back, its abusers had the nerve to come asking for its return.

“Think before you act. Don’t just swallow whatever story you’re fed. I’m almost impressed Mr. Wilson built the Wilson empire on such poor judgment,” he said indifferently.

“I don’t care about Carmen or Cameron,” Bowen cut in. “Now that the truth’s clear, I think my Bree deserves an apology from Mr. Wilson.”

The words hit Ronald like a physical blow, a pang of something sharp piercing his anger. ‘My daughter found me… disgusting?‘

Bryan didn’t want to dwell on other matters–he only wanted to take Aubree home. He said, “I apologize for today’s incident, Mr. my sister. You must allow her to come home with us.”

But Aubree is

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