Chapter 984


    The cameras from the media were all pointed at her, the middle-aged woman had nowhere to hide, and


    finally, she couldn’t bear it anymore, her anger exploded.


    She cursed rudely while using her head to ram into the media personnel blocking her way, breaking


    through the crowd. She rushed onto the stage to pull up her good for-nothing daughter, then quickly


    escaped the scene from another direction.


    Some of the media followed closely with their cameras, while others stayed behind to interview Ellinor.


    “Ellinor, they ran away. Aren’t you going to sue them?”


    “Yeah, you should sue them. Make them pay for their lies!”


    “Make them apologize publicly andpensate for your reputation damage!”


    Ellinor was still seated at her examination station, with one hand resting on the desk, leaningzily


    against the table. She stated nonchntly. “Forget it, they were just being used, and they have no


    money topensate for my reputation damage, no point wasting my time on them.”


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    A journalist seemed to understand the meaning behind Ellinor’s words.


    “Ellinor, are you suggesting that someone is instigating this mother and daughter to nder you


    deliberately? Could it be one of your enemies?”


    Ellinor arched her eyebrows, “Guys, you’re all smart cookies, do you really think their target was just to


    nder me? Think about it, who is the biggest loser in this scenario?”


    The media were reminded and suddenly saw the light.


    “It’s the nchet Corporation!”


    “Right! The biggest loser is the nchet Corporation! The nchet Corporation’s stocks have been


    falling these past few days.”


    “So, are you saying that the nchet Corporation’spetitors are waging a propaganda war?”


    Ellinor pursed her lips slightly, not answering, which was taken as tacit agreement.


    But she knew very well in her heart that this was Patricia’s scheme to target her, even involving the


    nchet Corporation.


    And her deliberate misdirection to the media, which led them to believe that the mastermind was


    targeting the nchet Corporation, was to utilize the media’s sense of guilt so that they would


    spontaneously help to clear the public’s misunderstanding towards the nchet Corporation. The


    media’s influence was enormous, more pervasive, and more credible than their own official statements.


    At that point, another journalist stepped forward, with a cameraman directly filming her, asking, “Ellinor,


    is your rtionship with Theo from the nchet Corporation really as the inte rumors say?”


    Just as Ellinor was about to answer, her phone in her pocket suddenly rang, interrupting her.


    She nced at the phone, it was a call from Theo.


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    Ellinor answered the call, only to hear the man’s serious and low voice say, “Don’t talk too much to the


    media. Come here, the car is parked behind the artificial mountain in the park.”


    Ellinor slightly squinted her eyes. Theo’s call was too timely. Was he afraid that she would publicly


    disclose their rtionship in front of the media?


    Although she was not nning to directly answer the journalist’s question, Theo’s actions still made her


    feel ufortable.


    After a moment of silence, she asked back, “Are you still in the park, did you not go to thepany?”


    “Yes, I’m worried about you being here alone,” the man softly replied,” Alright, the test is over. Come to


    the car.”