This undoubtedly caught the attention ofizens, confirming that Jane was inferior to Isabe. At the same time, Pansy Group’s staff realized that something was wrong and captured onlinements about Patrick. Thepany was currently in apetitive situation and couldn’t afford any problems, so they quickly issued a statement to rify the situation.


    “Mr. Pansy has no rtionship with Isabe Griffiths, he only went to meet her because of her wife. The pictures and text online cannot be trusted as they were taken from a certain angle. Please do not believe them.”


    Pansy Group immediately sent out this statement, hoping to resolve the issue before it escted further. However,izens noticed something amiss.


    “They rified it so fast even before I saw the first rumor!”


    “Do they know they did something wrong? They’re rifying it so fast! If they didn’t send this statement out, I wouldn’t have known about this.”


    “Are they afraid we’ll find out he cheated?”


    …


    Thements below grew increasingly numerous, with many people attacking Patrick and solidifying his reputation as a “scumbag.”


    Pansy Group was getting anxious, but at this point, issuing a rification would have no effect. Another post would likely attract even more attention fromizens.


    Suddenly, Patrick found himself in hot water, and he never expected to be attacked by inte users for this incident.


    If anyone was to me, it was himself for being careless at that time, too preupied with questioning Isabe and not noticing the reporters following them.


    He felt regretful, but it was toote for regrets now. He could only think about how to resolve this matter.


    Patrick looked through thements fromizens, and their statements grew more vicious. The inte was relentless when it came tobeling someone a “scumbag.”


    “It’s unbelievable that the esteemed CEO secretly meets his wife’s senior. Does he think Isabe is better than Jane? Haha.”


    “Who knows, but in my opinion, I would definitely choose Jane. Although shecks something, she looks good.”


    As Patrick read these words, a wave of anger burned within him. He didn’t expect theseizens to take such liberties.


    But he had to stay calm and face these malicious words. Patrick turned off his phone, choosing not to see or be bothered by them.


    At the same time, he instructed thepany to handle this matter. As the CEO of Pansy Group, he couldn’t let himself be unjustly defamed.


    Meanwhile, Jane also saw the onlinements.


    She nced at the attacks on Patrick and the photos taken by the paparazzi, shaking her head lightly.


    She knew Patrick well and was certain he would never do such a thing.


    It was just that theseizens didn’t know, and there were so many opinions. If she were to respond to every usation, there would be a hundred counterarguments. It was better to ignore this matter.


    Jane shook her head faintly, then opened her Twitter andposed a line.


    Having participated in twopetitions this time, she had achieved a little. It was appropriate to share her feelings on Twitter.


    At the same time, it would help divert theizens’ attention. Continued attacks on Patrick would benefit no one.


    With this in mind, Jane pursed her lips, opened the editing field, and wrote a line.


    “I never expected these two weeks to be so fulfilling. Participating in the sculpturepetition helped me regain my confidence, while being a judge for the Vermilion Brush Society allowed me to find my seriousness and dedication. These twopetitions have great significance for me. The past is in the past, and I will continue to strive!”


    After typing this line, Jane also included a selfie taken at the event. Satisfied, she nodded and posted the tweet.RêAdt??St chapters at Novel(D)ra/ma.Org Only


    As she scrolled through the likes andments, she quickly noticed someone had retweeted her tweet.


    Curious, Jane clicked on it and discovered it was Isabe.


    “You look beautiful, Jane~ Keep up the good work!”


    Seeing Isabe’sment, Jane rolled her eyes and decided not to reply.


    With Isabe’s two-faced behavior and the rumors circting online about their rtionship, along with the “cheating” incident involving Patrick, it would be pointless to engage with her.


    Jane stared nkly for a moment, but then she realized that if she didn’t reply, it would only confirm the notion of their strained rtionship.


    Elis’ instructions came to mind, and with that in mind, Jane could only reply, “Okay.”


    She stared at the screen of her phone, biting her upper lip and murmured to herself, “Replying to you is already giving you face!”


    After a while, Jane noticed that her tweet had been retweeted again, and she clicked on it to see that it was Elis.


    “With such an outstanding disciple, of course, she learned from me.”


    Jane grinned, surprised to see Elis’ witty and humorous side.


    Elis’ retweet attracted many people from the Realm of Literature and Art, who praised Jane in thements.


    “She’s so beautiful and talented. I want to steal Mr. Pansy’s wife!”


    Thepliments kept pouring in, and Jane couldn’t help but cover her mouth and chuckle.


    Soon, Jane’s tweet was retweeted by many people, even the President of the Vermilion Brush Society joined in the fun.


    “Met her in person, she looks even better than in the photos.”


    Thisment made Janeugh even more. It turned out even the President of the Vermilion Brush Society joined in to praise her, making her a bit embarrassed.


    “Ding!”


    The sound of her phone went off again, and Jane saw that Braiden had also retweeted her tweet.


    “Damn it, why didn’t anyone tell me my disciple posted a selfie? I ended up retweetingter than that old guy, Elis!”


    There was a reply from Elis below: “Hmph, it shows that I care more about my disciple!”


    Watching the two middle-aged men bickering, Jane found it quite amusing and quickly joined in the fun. “Is that the focus? The focus is me, okay!”


    In an instant, arge group ofizens flooded thements with “Hahaha.”


    As expected, right after Braiden’s retweet, Dax also retweeted it. Jane’s tweet, which was retweeted by so many respected seniors, drew the attention of many people.


    Even manyizens abandoned their previous opinions of Jane and started to turn into fans, switching sides.


    For a while, it became widely known that Jane had participated in twopetitions, and many people went to look up information. Eachpetition was an internationally important event, further enhancing Jane’s reputation.


    Jane looked at thements above, feeling a sense of self-satisfaction for a moment. She had always been the target of attacks, but now that her identity had changed, she was having a hard time adjusting.


    However, there were still many abusivements directed at Jane below, but when she clicked to view them, they were all from anonymous and newly registered ounts.