Chapter 1136: Scars
Chapter 1136: Scars
A gossip reporter used his Twitter ount to post a message: "CEO of a certain group domestically
abuses ex-wife. Ex-wife visits the hospital ale at night, the scene is heart-wrenching!!!"
In Hance City, where most businesses are interconnected, divorces are rare, making it easy to identify
the individual in question-Ayan.
After all, he''s the divorced one.
The content quickly topped the trending charts, and many people flocked to the gossip reporter''s
ount to inquire about the follow-up. Asments multiplied, the heat surrounding this piece of news
intensified.
However, since the reporter did not explicitly name the person involved, discussions and spections
remained. Due to Ayan''s past actions against media and prominent ounts, no one dared to mention
him directly, using initials instead.
"Oh my, is it true? Is Q someone really involved in domestic violence?"
"It seems real. If it weren''t true, they wouldn''t dare post it. After all, spreading rumors in the
entertainment industry would attract more attention, right?"
"I think you make a valid point."
"So when will the truthe out? My friend wants to know. I''m asking for my friend."
"....."
Comment afterment continued, creating a virtual drama in thement section.
Nobody knew the actual truth, and the ongoing discussions were mere conjectures.
All content ? N/.?vel/Dr/ama.Org.
After a while, the gossip reporter, who released the news, pinned a screenshot of a video in the
her face blurred.
The reporter stated, "Solid evidence. I also checked with the hospital, and she was there for a health
check."
This additional information further convinced people, and discussions kept escting.
Yet, since no names were explicitly mentioned, Kian paid little attention. On the other hand, Yessica, an
avid gossip follower, quickly noticed and contacted Camille: "Cami, I found something. I''ll send it to you,
okay?"
Camille: "What''s up?"
"It''s about you and Mr. Simpson, but I''m sure it''s fake."
"Okay, send it over."
After the call ended, Camille received Yessica''s link. ncing briefly, she saw a screenshot of herself
in a video. Although the person in the content was indeed her, the message had nothing to do with her.
Seeing this content constantly rising, Camille felt helpless. If she directly rified, it might lead to more
confusion. However, if she remained silent, would people think it was true?
Camille didn''t know why suddenly someone was targeting her and Ayan, but since it happened, it
needed to be addressed. She replied with a thank you to Yessica and asked her to inform Kian but
advised him not to take any immediate action.
After Yessica confirmed and agreed, Camille nced at her chat with Ayan. He still hadn''t responded
to her messages. She sighed silently, ced the phone on the bed, and sat down. Her gaze drifted out
of the window, a sense of unease settling in her heart.
With the uing designpetition, any rumors or gossip at this time could impact not only her but
also other designers and sponsors. If it gained attention, people might question whether she
orchestrated it for Sienna or thepany''s publicity.
Camille''s thoughts grew more chaotic, her faceposed but showing a faint warmth. After
contemting for a few seconds, she decided to call Sienna and inform her in advance.
Considering both were at home, she didn''t need to make a call. She decided to go directly to Sienna''s
ce.
Dressed in casual home attire and slippers, Camille headed to Sienna''s house. She sent Sienna a
message, and when she arrived, Sienna had juste downstairs. They settled in the garden pavilion,
and the housekeeper brought fruits and tea. After she left, Sienna, with confidence, teased, "So, did
you miss me so much that you couldn''t wait long to see me?"
Rolling her eyes at Sienna''s confident banter, Camille calmly said, "I don''t have the time to joke with
you."
"Hmph!!! Can''t you just y along a bit?"
Camille''s expression turned slightly serious. Holding a tea cup, she took a sip and said, "Something
hase up."
"What happened?" Sienna raised an eyebrow.
Camille, lips slightly pursed, handed Sienna the link she had just opened on her phone. "Yessica sent
this to me just now. Although it doesn''t explicitly name us, I know it''s about Ayan and me. And I did visit
the hospitalst night; the screenshot in the video is of me."
Sienna stared at the page, wide-eyed, a somewhat disbelieving expression on her face. She then
turned to Camille and asked, "So, is it true? Ayan isn''t really involved in domestic violence, is he?"
Sienna''s tone was yful, but there was a hint of uncertainty. Camille sighed, "I''m worried it might
affect your uingpetition."
"It''s okay. Are you worried about bringing attention to me? Well, it doesn''t matter. I don''t care about
that."
"You don''t understand how powerful rumors can be. Careless talk can cause significant trouble for
someone."
"I''m fine. I''m not afraid. If the designpetition is so blind to believe such things, then it''s better off
closing down early."
"You''re getting a bit personal there!"
"It''s just speaking from the heart, being honest."
Sienna''s words eased some of Camille''s concerns, but she still found the situation bothersome.
Sienna said, "Ayan probably doesn''t know about this yet. If it weren''t for Yessica, who loves gossip, I
doubt I would have known by now. Those people are probably counting on us not paying attention to
things unrted to us. They''ll deal with it once the hype reaches a certain level."
Sienna then asked, "So, what are you nning to do now?"
"I''m thinking of not saying a word, but still proving my innocence."
Their eyes locked, something seemed to be churning beneath the surface. Then, in the next moment,
Sienna blurted out, "How about this?"
She shared her thoughts and proposal, her gaze continuously assessing Camille. There was a hint of a
faint smile in her eyes, and Camille''s gaze gradually became more serious.
After Sienna finished speaking, she exined, "This way, you can prove your innocence. After all, if
there were domestic violence, there would definitely be signs of injury. Since you have none, how can it
be considered domestic violence? What do you think?"