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William, always considering himself a man of integrity, felt no need to weave lies in his dealings. Yet, under the harsh gaze of scrutiny, even the guiltless

“What I’m trying to articulate isn’t that… it’s just…” William faltered, his confidence ebbing away unexpectedly.

Isabella scized the moment, not allowing him a chance to regroup. “Not these? So, all of these accusations are true? Initially, I

encountered arguing that day,n’t entirely sure if it was your wife and Ms. Woods I

without further elaboration.

But now…” She let her words hang in the air, the implication clear

Caught off guard, William struggled to find his footing in the conversation. “There were reasons. for all of that. It was her who made the mistakes, and th

“What mistake did she make?” Isabella pressed, her question cutting through the tension.

Jennie, feeling a surge of panic, feared William might reveal too much. Understanding his tendency to divulge more than intended under pressure, she k

Her interjection prompted a few awkward coughs from those around, their discomfort palpable.

Jennie glanced around, meeting eyes filled with unspoken words, as if everyone collectively thought, No, the gossip about the wife and the mistress bick

The real issue, irrespective of the underlying motives, was that a well–known actor had apparently mistreated his wife in favor of his mistress– a deplorable act. Yet here he was, confronting others as if he bore no guilt.

Feeling what seemed like public humiliation, Jennie began to tremble visibly. Belongs to NôvelDrama.Org - All rights reserved.

Even William could feel the disdain emanating from those around him, leaving him bewildered by their reaction, questioning internally, Why, when I’ve do

Before they could further react, Isabella adopted a posture of righteous indignation, her voice. tinged with disbelief. “What, you’re saying it never happen

Connor, sensing the conversation spiraling, hastily interjected, “Yes, she admitted she knew you!”

“I am an artist who has worked on the same show as her husband. Isn’t it normal that she knows of me?” Isabella retorted, incredulous. “I was merely inquiring if she a

Her statement left William and his companions momentarily speechless.

Who would admit to such a thing!” Jennie blurted out, disbelief etched across her face.

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Isabella turned to Jennie, her tone laced with sarcasm. “You really have a talent for fabrication. don’t you? I didn’t lie, Mr. Sawyer. Whom do you believe–me or her?”

The sudden boldness of Isabella’s challenge left everyone in a brief state of shock.

Caught off guard, Jennie almost laughed out loud as she grasped the unfolding scenario.

William, jolted back to reality by Isabella’s questioning, stared at her in disbelief. “Why would I believe you over my own junior? How well do I even know

Everyone in the room was thinking, Isabella, regardless of the truth, why should anyone take your word over their personal relationships? Your argumen

Who would have thought that Isabella, in a moment of frustration, would say, “Right, I shouldn’t have asked. If Mr. Sawyer doesn’t even trust his own wife

Her words left William visibly shaken, his face frozen in astonishment.

What?

“Just by speaking, he gives Ms. Woods absolute trust, no evidence needed, unlike me. I’d probably need to provide a mountain of proof just to be heard. continued, her frustration palpable.

Jennie, at a loss for words, her face growing pale, remained silent.

Everyone was astounded..

“I didn’t feel wronged at all. After all, Mr. Sawyer’s wife was accused without being allowed to defend herself. It seems anyone could be blamed for bullyi

Connor was stunned.

D*mn! Impressive! That sarcastic comeback was spot–on!

The temperature in the makeup room seemed to rise, causing some to feel uncomfortable and embarrassed.

Nevertheless, Jennic, ever adept at navigating crises, suddenly burst into tears. “I understand now, you’re against me because you think I’ve wronged W

Upon hearing her dramatic plea, everyone was taken aback. They had merely been bystanders to the unfolding drama; how had they suddenly become

William was instantly on alert, given Jennie’s history of mental health issues and self– harm. If she hadn’t been wrongly accused, why would she express such despair again?

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“Enough! You’re defending Jessica so fiercely, yet you claim not to know her!” William. disregarding all previous doubts, fervently defended Jennie. “I’ve if she continues to make up stories about Jennie, don’t blame me for choosing logic over family ties!”

Choosing to stand by logic instead of your family, is that it. buddy? Can you even hear yourself? I’ve never seen anyone so skilled at twisting the truth an

Upon hearing Isabella’s candid admission. Christopher was caught off guard by the revelation. His response, laced with irony, couldn’t help but escape h

The sarcasm in his voice cut through the tension, prompting a chorus of coughs from those around, all covertly signaling their approval of his remark.

William. possibly motivated by a mix of pride and guilt. felt compelled to assert his version of the truth. “You all are completely in the dark about what my wife has subjected Jennie to. She’s suspicious, distrustful, and constantly concocts schem

He had always preferred to resolve family matters privately, hoping to afford Jessica the chance. to amend her ways. But he could no longer stand by as

Isabella found herself reeling from the turn of events. Despite everything. William’s unwavering trust in Jennie was evident, a testament to their deep– seated bond that no childhood sweetheart could rival. It disgusted her how blind loyalty could overshadow obvious truths.

At that moment, she considered involving the authorities. Although high– end stores typically shunned releasing surveillance footage to protect their reputation, she knew that formally reporting the incident would compel them t

At that precise moment, the room was suddenly filled with the cacophony of ringing cell phones, drawing everyone’s attention despite their attempts to ig

With a single glance, their pupils quaked.

William and his manager’s phones began to explode with notifications. William might have been indifferent, but his manager was not. As he checked his phone, his complexion turned ashen, his eye

Meanwhile, William continued his staunch defense of Jennie, his gaze sternly fixed on Isabella, silently pleading with her to cease her support for what h schadenfreude, her smile broadening unsettling!

Hayden, puzzled, pulled out his own buzzing phone. Christopher, less concerned with the digital uproar, focused instead on Isabella’s declarations.

Even the heavens can’t stand to watch this unfold any longer! Indeed, the relentless curiosity of netizens surpasses any force money can buy.

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Due to my recent prank, the leaked gossip piqued the interest of the netizens. After some digging, they surprisingly unearthed a secretly recorded video

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It appears an employee courageously captured footage of the incident, thinking to share tales of unusual customers online. Without revealing any faces,

The revelations depicted in the video painted a clear picture of the mistress‘ harsh treatment of the original wife, sparking outrage among fans.

Shockingly, Jessica and William’s marriage certificate came to light along with a detailed history of their relationship from childhood through their professional lives. Even a photo of Jessica at the hospital emerged. fueling specu

The fanbase of the Young Again is left reeling as the narrative quickly turns against them, fueled by vehement online backlash. Accusations about a hidd

Hahaha! These are the best netizens I’ve ever seen. Wait, I need to keep an eye on William. I’m curious to see how he’ll continue to defend his newfoun the video.

Before Connor could whisk William away from the escalating scandal, Taylor and Riley, no longer able to remain in the background, rushed forward, des

crisis.