Chapter 65


    Mason said, “Based on the current evidence, we can definitely win thewsuit for defamation, but for


    nder, we still need to gather more evidence.”


    “Is it hard to win awsuit for nder?”


    “It’s not like that, it’s just that the definition of nder is more strict, and we need to put in more effort in


    terms of evidence to ensure


    victory.”


    Celeste curiously asked, “How do we put in more effort?”


    Mason smiled, ‘That’s something wewyers need to do. What you need to consider is what kind of


    trial you want them to go through, whether you just want them to apologize or give them a severe


    punishment to solve the problempletely”


    Celeste fell into deep thought


    These viciousments and deliberate smears had been bothering her for almost a year. After a


    while, her phone number was even leaked, and those people directly called or texted her to insult her.


    During that time, she didn’t even dare to log in to Twitter. Although she knew that there were still many


    fans who supported her, once she saw those nastyments, she would be affected. During those


    nights, those vicious curses and abuses would circte in her mind, causing her to doubt herself.


    Fortunately, Trisha noticed her depression in time and took her to receive some psychological


    counseling, which slowly helped her adjust


    Those who suffer from cyberbullying may go through life and death, while those who initiate


    cyberbullying can do whatever they want behind the screen, and even y the role of a good person in


    real life, living a free life.


    The Inte is not awless ce, so why can those people hurt others and still get away with it?


    But Mason’s mention of “having a criminal record” made her somewhat concerned, and she would


    subconsciously weigh the pros and


    cons.


    Mason noticed her hesitation, thought for a moment, and said, “I experienced something simr when I


    was abroad.”


    Celeste looked at him.


    Mason slowly recounted, “There was a woman in her twenties who was diagnosed with ovarian cancer


    when she was young. She came from a well-off family, her parents were well-educated and loved her


    very much. She was also very outstanding, and just before she was diagnosed with the terminal illness,


    she received an admission letter from a famous university.”


    “The sudden illness threw the whole family into chaos. Her parents slowed down their work to focus on


    apanying her in her fight against cancer. With the efforts of the whole family, as well as the girl’s


    positive attitude, she gradually returned to normal life after the cancer was removed. However, within


    two years, the cancer cells spread again, and this time it was even more severe. The doctor issued two


    critical illness notices, stating that she had less than a year to live.”


    “The girl’s family and friends were heartbroken. But after a period of depression, the girl decided to


    document thest moments of her life and share them on social media, both tomemorate the


    beauty of life and to encourage those who were experiencing the torment of illness.”


    She began learning to shoot videos, edit them, and share her daily life, participating in half-marathons,


    learning to ski and ride horses, trying to fulfill her final wishes. Within a week of posting the videos, they


    had been viewed more than ten million times. People sent their blessings to the optimistic young girl,


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    but at the same time, there were some doubting voices.


    “Who can run a half-marathon with cancer?”