Chapter 132

At the same time, the PR team at Cooper Group finally moved. Their official account dropped a statement flat out, saying Nelson Cooper and Claire's divorce had been in the works for a while. They even threw up the signing date of their divorce papers to prove there was no overlap, trying to shake off that "cheater" label. Right after that, Serena's company jumped in too. They used Serena's personal account to post a ridiculously long essay — the kind clearly ghostwritten — claiming she and Nelson were in a legit relationship. The post subtly painted Claire as someone who only got into the Cooper family thanks to the old man pulling strings. Totally outdated soap-opera-level drama. The company crafted the whole thing to sound heartbreaking, like Serena was forced to separate from her true love. Claire? She got cast as the homewrecker, while Serena was made out to be the poor victim. Now that the "mistake" of the marriage was being corrected, the two lovebirds were finally being reunited