Chapter 179

They lost some money, sure, but their reputation stayed mostly intact. In fact, the whole mess kind of boosted their visibility. Not exactly a win, but a bit of silver lining, maybe. Rachel Collins had a few endorsements—now, they were dropping her one by one. Luckily she hadn’t taken on too many, or her agency would be crying blood over the penalties. And just like that, the internet was digging up receipts: Rachel and Amelia were super close, practically glued at the hip. Naturally, Amelia got pulled into the mess, dragged online like she was part of the drama, even if she hadn’t done anything. Amelia had no choice but to respond. First, with a shocked tone, she said she couldn’t believe Rachel did something like that. Then she clarified she had no clue about any of it. Finally, she said that since they were friends, she’d help cover some of the losses for Rachel’s agency. Honestly? She handled it like a pro. If she’d tried to completely cut ties, people would’ve called her heartless