Chapter 28

However, that didn't mean that Melanie was a loyal friend. She was just trying to use the entire incident to let Vivienne know that as long as she said a word, even Mia would be more important than Vivienne. Vivienne smiled faintly and answered, "Ms. Schafer, you're mistaken. I'm innocent." Seeing that Vivienne was unwilling to admit to anything, Mia immediately flew into a rage. She pointed her finger at Vivienne and roared, "Do you think I'm blind or something? I saw you brought those bastards to trap me in the toilets…" Mia then recounted everything she had just gone through again. … Although Melanie had already heard Mia's story once, she couldn't help but feel disgusted when she heard it again. After recounting her story, Mia turned to Sebastian and complained, "Sebastian, Vivienne is an evil woman! You can't let her off the hook so easily." Swallowing her disgust, Melanie turned to Vivienne, commenting, "Ms. Moore, if you have a problem with me, you should have just c