Chapter145DaphneChanged
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Mona saidshehadfoundthepersonwhostartedtherumor.“DoyoustillrememberCecileZiegler?”
Emeliethoughtthenamesoundedfamiliar.“Isitthegirlwho<b>shared</b>aroomwithusback inuniversity?”sheasked.
“Yes!That’sher!Shewastheonewhohadherdirtysockseverywhere.Wheneveritwasherturntoclean,she’dstayoutsideandnoteback.Shewastheweirdowhowouldleavehertissuesinthetoiletandnotflushitaway!”
Emeliewassurprised.“Wasshetheonewhomadethepost?”
“I’mcertainofit!Inhetestpost,she<b>said</b>shewasmeetingafriendforlunch.Shetaggedacaféinapost.Ibetshe’sstillthere.Let’sgotherenow.”
Emeliehalled<b>a</b><b>cab</b>andcalledAshleyinthevehicle.Shesimplyrecountedthestoryandaskedifshewasavabletovisitthecaféwiththem.
Itinvolvedthw,andEmeliewasworriedshemightsaythewrongthing.Itfeltsafer<b>with</b><b>a</bwyerthere.
SinceAshleywasfree,sheagreed.Then,thethreewomendepartedfromtheirrespectivelocationsandarrivedatthecaféaroundthesametime.Monaledthegroupandrushedinsidefirst.
Atthatmoment,thereweren’tmanypeopleinthecafé.MonawasabletolockhergazeonCecile.“CecileZiegler!WhyareyouspreadingliesaboutEmelieontheinte?”
Meanwhile,EmelielookedatthewomansittingoppositeCecileandthoughther<b>back</b>lookedfamiliar.
BeforeEmeliefiguredoutwhothewomanwas,sheturnedtowardthem.
It wasDaphne!
Monaimmediatelyscoldedthem,“Isee!Youtwoare worldingtogether!IwaswonderingwhyCecilewouldtalkaboutEmelielikethatfornoreason.<b>So</b>,you’rethemastermind,bitch!Snakes!”
Cecilewasclearlyanxiouswhen<b>they</b>foundher.However,shewasstillstubbornlydenyingit.“Ihavenoideawhatyou’retallingabout.I’mjustmeetingwithafriendandhavingsomecoffee.”
“Ms.Hardy,isn’titinappropriateforyoutostartscoldingpeoplerightafterenteringthecate?”Daphneasked.
Monahuffed.“Thisismebeingpolitewithyou,youbitch<b>!</b>”
Then,Daphnestartedarecordingonherphone.“Thisis<b>a</bw–abidingsociety,<b>and</b>weneedprooftospeakIfyou continuethrowingInsultsatme,I’llhirewyer.Then,I’llgetyoutoapologizeforusingme.”
EmellethoughtthatDaphinehadchangedalot.ShewasnolongerthefragilewomanEmelieremembered.Atthatmoment,Daphne<b>was</b><b>calm</b>andcollected.
<b>Only</b>achangeinherenvironmentorpersonallifewouldcausesuchagreatchangeinas
ashorttime.Shewasmoreconfidentnow.
Emeliedidn’tdaretothinkaboutwhereDaphnegothercouragefrom.
ShewalkedtowardDaphne,andthttersmiledfaintly<b>.</b>“Emelie.”
Emellethoughtshe<b>had</b>masteredthe skilltostaposed.However,itseemedtoherthatDaphnewasstillbetteratit.IfEmeliewerein<b>Daphne’s</b>shoes,shewouldneverbe<b>this</b>calmand politeafterthey<b>had</b>afallout.
Sincewewereabletofindyou,thatmeanswehaveourproof.We’vebrought<b>a</b><bwyer</b>.Ms.ZieglerandMs.Bowen,feelfreetoaskanylegalquestions,andmwyercanansweryou,”Emeliesaidcalmly.
Monascoffed.“You’reTheDarkMoon,right?YouweretheonewhospreadtherumorsaboutEmelie.I’vetakenascreenshotofeverything,andI’llhandthemovertoouwyer.Let’sseehowyou’regoingtodefendyourselfnext.
Cecilewasanxious.“Iwasjuststatingthetruth!”shesaidthrough grittedteeth.ThatmanwasDaphne’sboyfriend.Weren’tyouseducinghimbyridingsoclose
tohim?”
Ashleysaidcalmly,“Let’sforgetaboutyouformingyourownopinionsafterseeingthe<b>footage</b>fornow.Ihopeyoucangethingstraight.Evenifthere’ssomethingbetweenthem,itisn’tsomethingthatyoucanusetomaketheInteattackMs.Hoven
Wecansueyouforinvadingher<b>private</b>lifeandrightswheneverwewant.Then,you’llbeaskedtoapologizeanpensateforcausingmyclient’sdistress.”
CecilepanickedandquicklylookedatDaphne.
Dapluestoodupandgentlyasked,“Inthat<b>case</b>,Ihavesomethingtoaskyou.Whatisthepunishmentforhurtinganddisfiguringsomeoneintentionally?”
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