Chapter 116 A Public Denial

The room erupted in an uproar, and Sonya's face drained of color. "What proof do you have? If you can't produce any evidence, I will sue you for defamation!" she snapped. "I'm not here to slander you, Ms. Miller. But before I came here today, I received an anonymous message. It claimed that you once stood by as your colleague burned alive, choosing to run away instead of helping him. That ultimately caused your colleague's death," the reporter said. As he spoke, the reporter pulled out his phone, showing everyone the message he'd received that morning. Finally, he handed the phone directly to Sonya. Her face went pale as she stared at the words on the screen. Outwardly, she forced herself to look calm, but deep down, she was shaken to the core. Who was it? Who'd sent this message? Who could possibly know what happened back then? "That number is a virtual one, so it's untraceable. I just want the truth, Ms. Miller. Can you explain this?" the reporter continued. Sonya drew a deep