Chapter 2101


    Chapter 2101 tant Ignorance


    The more this dragged on, the more agonizing it was.


    Once Cindy finished washing up the fruits and slicing them up, she brought the tter to the living


    room. Then, she sat down next to Ian on the couch and nced at his phone screen, only to be


    surprised when she saw that he was not scrolling through the news. Instead, he was ying a round of


    video games.


    Relief flooded through her at the sight of this. She initially thought that he might be bothered by the


    man and what his next move might be, but from the looks of it, Ian didn''t seem affected at all. That''s


    good, she thought. She didn''t think they had to be rattled by the man and whatever trouble he had


    threatened against them.


    On the other hand, Aurora did not treat the matter with the same cavalier her son had disyed. She


    was fervently scrolling through several online news tforms, waiting for something to spring up. That


    man had put up a statement iming that he would drop groundbreaking news rting to both Aurora


    and Ian, further stating that he would choose a time to carry this out.


    Netizens flooded thements section under the statement. Most of them wondered if the


    groundbreaking news was good or bad, and some were prudent enough to question the man''s identity.


    However, the man did not respond to any of these. His ount had been newly registered on the


    social media tform, which meant he had probably set it up to get back at Aurora. N?velDrama.Org owns all ? content.


    Upon reading the things this man had posted thus far, Aurora realized just how much they reflected his


    true personality. His online statements were just as nonsensical and unstructured as he was.


    That said, this was a good thing; it only went to show that he was working alone.


    If he managed to put up stuff that looked as though it had been professionally dug up, she would start


    wondering if he had a team to support his vile endeavors. If that were the case, he would have the


    resources to drag both Aurora and Ian''s reputations through the mud. In fact, Ian could''ve very well


    been his main target all along.


    She didn''t want this to affect Ian in the slightest. She would much rather be the target of public scrutiny


    and wrongful ostracization than have Ian suffer the brunt of the man''s schemes.


    After a while, Aurora''s phone started ringing again, and this went on several times. The calls were all


    made by the man, and toward the end, he grew anxious while sending her multiple angry texts.


    Most of the texts contained more or less the same threats he had hurled at them in person. He was


    probably ignorant of thew, or he would have known that in texting such things, he had personally


    given them evidence to hold him ountable for extortion.


    He even included his ns in his ckmail, iming that he would not settle for less than fifty million.


    Otherwise, he would leak news so bombastic that it could bring about Ian''s downfall in the


    entertainment industry.


    He also added that he was not afraid of anything. After all, he was on his own, and he had nothing to


    lose.


    Aurora had been rather annoyed at first, but after receiving these texts, she was rendered speechless.


    Anyone with half a mind would not resort to doing such things, but he had exposed himself by telling


    her what he had done and what he was about to do.


    She went on to ignore him, but the more she did this, the more he flew into a rage, and in an attempt to


    intimidate her, he sent texts that spilled more of his oh-so-diabolical ns.


    At this point, she waspletely taking this in stride and found it rather amusing; to have things turn


    out this way was rather unexpected. She really believed that the man would find a way to put Ian in the


    center of controversy again, but from the looks of it, she had overestimated him.


    The man was not intimidating at all. He was not the storm beyond the horizon he had made himself out


    to be, but a flustered clown.


    He went on to send her several more texts, but having received not a single response from Aurora, he


    stopped.


    When peace resumed, she focused on the news which was devoid of any scandal that involved her


    and Ian. Then, she captured the new texts he had sent her and forwarded the pictures to Hannah. After


    that, she set her phone aside and leaned into the couch.


    While this was happening, Ian merely yed his video game in silence. When he noticed Aurora''s


    somewhat restless stance, he maneuvered his avatar through the game and said, "Don''t worry. That


    guy''s nothing but trash, and as far as I know, he can''t possibly hurt you. We''ll just have to make sure


    that we keep all this evidence in hand so that we can flip the narrative on him when he decides to make


    a move. Even if he were to find a legal team to defend him, we can still handle it."


    Aurora looked up and stared at the ceiling. Then, she hummed wearily in response and said, "I know,


    but I don''t care anymore. I''ve realized that this guy is aplete idiot, and to think that I had actually


    been intimidated by him."


    Cindyughed at this and piped up from the side, "After this incident, the man will probably never


    bother you again. Look on the bright side—at least we have a secret weapon that can help us solve


    this problem."


    The corner of Aurora''s lips curled up. "You''re right, that does make me feel better."