Chapter 67


    Chapter 67 Little Bunny


    William''s expression quickly turned cold. “When did this happen?”


    Emelie replied calmly. “She said it wasst night.”


    Last night, Emelie was indeed “vited.” But when it came to whether it was Jeremy or not, nob*dy knew better than William.


    He turned to Cindy. “What did you see?”


    “ Cindy''s face paled as she stuttered. She finally realized Emelle wasn’t joking.


    In a panic, she blurted out, “Emelie! What nonsense are you spouting?”


    Emelie replied, “How is it nonsense? Didn''t you vividly describe to our colleagues what supposedly happened between me and Mr. Ramsey?


    “You painted such a vivid picture with all the details. However, I don''t remember anything. But since my colleagues believe you, naturally, I do, too.”


    Cindy never imagined that Emelie would handle it this


    S way,


    Rumors would usually spread like wildfire, making it impossible for the victims to clear their names.


    Even if they attempted to exin, some people would still remain skeptical


    Cindy''s intent was to tarnish Emelie''s reputation.


    She had even prepared herself for a confrontation if Emelie came to her. But she never expected Emelie to involve the police directly.


    The situation quickly went from Emelie needing to defend herself against false usations to one where


    Cindy had to prove something that never even happened.


    “But how on earth could she possibly prove something that never urred?” Cindy wondered.


    Involving the police turned the situation from mere gossip into a serious matter.


    Emelie’s eyes now held a simr coldness andck of empathy as William''s as she watched Cindy’s panic


    unfold.


    “It''s not just me. Other colleagues, heard it. too. You imed to have solid evidence, so when the police


    arrived, you better hand it over.


    “That includes where Mr. Ramsey got the drugs, how he slipped them into my drink, how he passed it to me, and which hotel he took me to. Everythin


    However, Cindy had no evidence to support her ims.


    She looked nervously at William. She was expecting him to step in and help.


    With his hands tucked behind his back, William’s lips formed a slight smile.


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    “Well, let''s see the evidence first.”


    Emelie shot him a quick nce.


    William knew just what happenedst night. He knew Cindy was spreading rumors


    But since Emeile had already called the police, he didn''t feel the need to intervene.


    Cindy never thought things would blow up like this, to the point where even William got dragged in


    “Isn’t this just gossip?” she thought.


    Watching things get serious, she genuinely panicked and stuttered, "N—no, it''s not true! I didn’t see anything.


    “I just heard you went to the hotel with Mr. Ramsey. I don’t know anything else. Please don''t falsely use


    me!”


    “How am I falsely using you? Didn’t the rumors start with you?” Emelie smirked. “Everyone here can testify to that.”


    Her colleagues nodded in agreement.


    Emelie forted” Cindy, saying, “Ms. Mitchell, don’t be afraid. Just because Mr. Ramsey is our business partner doesn''t mean you can’t tell the truth


    “As long as what you say is true, justice will prevail.”


    William nodded.


    “Even if your revtion damages our partnership and results in Cloudex Corporation losing millions in investments, I won''t hold you ountable.


    William and Emelie’s words left Cindy feeling weak, causing her to slump into her chair.


    The idea of ruining the partnership and causing millions in losses weighed heavily on her.


    She quickly got up again and hurried over to Emelie.


    “You-you need to call the police and tell them it was all a mistake! There wasn’t any drugging! Nothing went down!


    “I made it all up because I was pissed at you for lying to me. It wasn’t real. I-I can''t handle thepany’s losses!”


    “So it was just a rumor.” The colleagues watching whispered among themselves.


    They were amazed at how convincingly Cindy spoke. They nearly bought into it.


    Jayden subtly clenched his fist, trying to hide a smirk at the corner of his lips.


    *Ms. Hoven sure knows how to deal with these rumors.”


    She even managed to make the user suffer the consequences


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    William raised an eyebrow. “Is she really that good?”


    Jayden chuckled. "Maybe it''s because she’s always been so obedient in your presence, so you think she’s just a harmless little bunny.”


    Cindy struggled desperately, her


    words tu tumbling out Incoherently.“..


    you... You were with Mr. Ramsey ‘at


    the hotelst night! It’s reasonable


    forme to assume that! Coritent


    belongs to  ~~


    ‘Ir you weren''t, then tell me, what were you doing at the hotelst night? Come on, say something!


    Emelie didn’t even bother responding


    William stayed silent, too. He knew.


    all too well that Emelle, who had just


    calmly ‘and decisively countered. the


    rumors, was in his armsst night.


    William absentmindedly rubbed his hands behind his back.


    The police brought Jeremy along, and he looked totally lost.


    Emelie stuck to her story—Cindy imed she had a thing with Jeremy, but Emelie couldn''t recall any of it


    Emelie dared Cindy to provide proof, arguing that if Cindy said it happened, then it must have been because Jeremy drugged her.


    Jeremy erupted in anger. He wanted to lunge forward and p Cindy again, but the police held him back just in time.


    The police stepped in, speaking firmly, “Alright, what''s going on here? Give us the whole story!


    “And you, youngdy, do you realize that spreading rumors can lead to legal consequences?”


    Cindy couldn''t hold back her emotions anymore.


    She broke down in tears, dropping to her knees before Emelie.


    “I''m sorry! I''m sorry! It was all my fault for spreading those lies! I know I messed up! I won''t do it again, I swear!Content rights belong to N?velDrama.Org.


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