Chapter 73
Just as Jennifer was reveling in her triumph, a Twitter ount, seemingly belonging to Sheena herself,
made a post.
It was a video of the wine–sshing incident from a different angle at the banquet, which clearly
showed Sheena handing her phone to Jennifer. It looked like Sheena was showing Jennifer something,
and Jennifer’s expression turned furious upon seeing it. After that, Jennifer raised her wine ss as if
trying to pour it at Sheena.
However, Sheena stopped her and countered by sshing her wine at Jennifer’s face in the next
instant.
Although this video was clearer and moreplete, it still showed Sheena as the one who threw the
wine.
Before theizens could gather in thement section, the same Twitter ount posted again,
[Already divorced. Nothing to do with each other anymore.]
Everyone was confused.
What was the post implying?
Was she saying that she was not the homewrecker, but the wife instead?
While these two Twitter posts were concise, theycked solid evidence, making them less convincing.
Soon, the replies were quickly filled with spiteful remarks from inte trolls. Some even stood up for
Jennifer, stating they would not believe any information unless it was backed up by evidence.
However, the tables were turned in less than two minutes as another person in the know shared
evidence on Twitter, proving that Jennifer had recently drugged Elijah.
Every piece of evidence was rock–solid.
The inte was in a frenzy.
What woman would intentionally use such a despicable method on her future husband?
Unless she was the homewrecker.
Suddenly, Sheena’s tweet about her divorce seemed a lot more persuasive, yet some questioned the
wine–sshing video, iming that Sheena was too audacious.
Fortunately, someizens were thinking clearly at that point.
[If Sheena was indeed Mr. Freeman’s secret ex–wife, then wouldn’t that mean that Jennifer was the
mistress?]
[It’s clear from the unedited video that Jennifer was about to throw wine first. Wasn’t Sheena’s
response reasonable?]
[I was at that banquet as a waitstaff for the Moore family. Ms. Moore and Sheena were wearing the
same gown, and Ms. Moore used Sheena of wearing a knockoff. Ultimately, it was revealed that
Ms. Moore’s gown was the knockoff. Maybe she held a grudge over this and wanted revenge during
the toast, but who knew Sheena would react this way?]
After one of the Twitter ounts replied as though they were there during the event,
everyone was eagerly joining in the conversation.
That ount also patiently exined the incident and soon posted two more videos, one of Jennifer
dancing to Lover at the banquet, and another of Jennifer’s gown falling apart in embarrassment due to
a wardrobe malfunction.
The readers were all engrossed in the drama.
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Jennifer grew suspicious as she looked at thements under her Twitter post. When she returned to
the homepage and checked the trending topics, she realized that the heated discussions about Sheena
had subsided and became harder to find. However, what caught her attention were the new trending
phrases as they all somehow seemed to be rted to her!
[Ms. Moore Dancing], [Jennifer’s Humiliation], [The Moore family’s Knockoff Gown].
These phrases struck a nerve with her. With trembling hands, she clicked on them and found videos of
her embarrassing moments from the banquet.
How could this happen?
Kennedy had clearly told the guests to keep things quiet before the end of the banquet, and the Moore
family’s servants would not dig their own graves by doing this!
Jennifer could not take it and switched to a secondary ount, attempting to salvage her image.
[I’ve met Ms. Moore, and she’s actually quite nice. The knockoff incident could be a set–up, maybe
even nned by Sheena herself!]
Quickly, a response came, [But her blunder was so hrious! That pink underwear she was wearing
was eye–catching! Haha!]
Jennifer turned livid upon reading this, immediately engaging in a heated exchange.