Chapter 91

Hannah's livestream blew up. She played the victim card hard, painting herself as miserably bullied by Liliana and Trisha. By the end of the stream, the comments were flooded with furious viewers calling for justice. They swore they'd take down Liliana's Twitter. Meanwhile, Liliana and Trisha were still having their meal, totally clueless about the social media storm—their names had already rocketed to the trending list. After the stream ended, Marsha scrolled through the trending topics with a smug look on her face. Just to stir the pot more, she paid for some bots to fan the flames. "Let's see how they smooth this one over," she grinned. "Acting like a diva is career suicide, especially when you're not even famous yet." The nastier the comments, the happier Marsha got. At Wilson's office in the Clark Group tower, a meeting was in full swing. Assistant Liu, holding his tablet, caught sight of the online mess and leaned closer to Wilson. "Boss, your wife's trending again. The trolls ar