Chapter 723


    When Felicia was alone with Charles, she’d dropped every possible hint, but he remained


    indifferent. And not only did he fail to respond, but he’d also bluntly told her to maintain her dignity.


    Felicia was furious.


    “He really is a fool!” Felicia scoffed aloud. “Even if I help him get through this mess, his career in the


    entertainment industry is over. Afterward, I’ll make sure he’s cklisted. The Sullivans are all so


    annoying.”


    Adele chimed in, “Especially that Skr, she even had stic surgery to look like you. She’s


    desperate to be your double.”


    Felicia rolled her eyes. “Mr. Martin will soon see the Sullivans‘ true colors.”


    “Charles‘ agent has been calling me non–stop. He must be losing his mind. To think someone like


    him could match up with us. What a joke,” Adele said with a dismissive snort.


    Felicia curled her lips in disdain. “Ignore him. Let them panic on their own. Almost everyone on the


    inte is on my side. Whatever they do will be useless.”


    Meanwhile, in Charles‘ apartment, things were far from calm. Though his apartment usually afforded


    him plenty of privacy, a crowd of reporters had gathered outside that day.


    Someone had leaked Charles‘ home address, and now the reporters were swarming. They were all


    eager to be the first to interview him or snap a photo.


    The day’s hottest topic was the scandal involving Charles and Felicia, so they were desperate to


    capture anything rted to them.


    It didn’t matter who they caught on camera. Getting the first photo was all that mattered.


    Even more surprisingly, some online influencers had shown up and even started live–streaming the


    scene.


    In less than a day, Charles had be a public viin, and the onlinemunity had crucified him


    online.


    From upstairs, Charles cautiously lifted a corner of the curtain and peered down at the scene


    below.


    The scene was chaotic.


    Freddie paced back and forth anxiously, clutching his phone as he called everyone he could think


    of. But nearly every call he made went unanswered.


    Thepany had made its stance clear. They wanted Charles to publicly admit his fault to


    minimize the damage to their reputation. There was no indication they intended to stand by him.


    They even mentioned that actors like Charles were a dime a dozen. Regardless of any PR efforts,


    his career in the entertainment industry was essentially over.


    All the hard–earned poprity and goodwill Charles had built up had been wiped out overnight,


    leaving nothing behind.


    “Stop calling for now. Did the restaurant respond? No one else was there at the time, so those


    photos and videos must havee from pre–nted cameras. Felicia must’ve set me up on


    purpose,” Charles said.


    Despite his paleplexion, he remainedposed and didn’t panic. N?velDrama.Org owns this text.


    Panicking wouldn’t help. In the worst–case scenario, he could always move back to the countryside


    and start farming. He had earned enough money to buy plenty ofnd there.


    After all, everyone had a fallback n. However, the feeling of being set up was truly awful.


    Freddie’s face was just as pale, not much better than Charles‘. If Charles was finished, so was his


    career, which had just started showing some promise. That was why he looked even more panicked


    than Charles.


    “The restaurant’s staff got back to us, saying they have no idea what’s going on. It seems like the


    staff there is hiding something. They’re telling us not to contact them for now. This restaurant is


    unbelievable!


    “And what’s Felicia’s intention? Could it be she’s unhappy with you being the male lead and decided


    to ruin you with this disgusting stunt? What a terrible


    person!”


    Freddie was practically shaking with rage. “Damn it.”