#Chapter 121: No More Fans

In the solitude of my room, I couldn't escape the pull of the online world that had become a source of both torment and despair. The relentless scandal that had tainted my life seemed to have taken on a life of its own in the digital realm, and I found myself drawn once more to the comments and conversations that revolved around me. As I opened my laptop and navigated to the social media platforms where my online presence had once thrived, I braced myself for the onslaught of negativity that awaited. I knew that the comments would be harsh, that the accusations would sting, but I couldn't turn away. It was as if I were compelled to confront the depths of the hatred and hostility that had been directed at me. The comments were even nastier than I had anticipated, a relentless barrage of insults and demands that I resign from the firm. People I had never met and would likely never meet in person were quick to pass judgment and condemn me without a shred of evidence. It didn’t matter