The Bride’s Revenge

Chapter 32 Such Disgusting Words

Marion's response was direct and forceful, without a trace of nonsense. Once the recording was released, Sally’s facade was immediately torn apart. The sympathetic tone towards her vanished, and no one dared to speak up for Sally.

[Miss Marion is truly formidable! Miss Sally sought trouble and got it this time.]

[So early in the morning and yet this gossip is so satisfying! Let's set the standard for entertainment gossip according to this, thank you!]

[Oh, this... is a brutal slap in the face! Miss Sally, do you have anything else to say this time?]

[No way, right? Are there still people who have not seen Miss Sally's true colors? She’s just a bitch! Even without this recording, Miss Sally has always been the third wheel among couples! Miss Marion probably just suffered from being too devoted to her ex-boyfriend before. Now that they’ve broken up, Miss Sally's motives have become quite clear!*]

Marion knew that this time, she had dealt a fatal blow to Sally. She doubted Sally could come up with anything to turn the tide. Cassie was also overjoyed, and even though she got fined fifty bucks for being late to work, she remained happy.

As for Sally, watching Marion's recording trending at number one, she was dumbfounded.

How could this happen?

How did Marion have a recording?

Upon hearing the recording, Jessica and Lyla refrained from speaking. Talking further would only expose them to potential backlash. As Marion anticipated, Sally refrained from making any moreThis content © 2024 NôvelDrama.Org.

online statements.

#RecordingExposed # This trending topic held the top spot for a full three hours until other trends pushed it down, and Marion’s recording eventually got buried in more recent news.

Everyone online now knew Sally's true colors. Just as Jameson emerged from a meeting, he thought the hype had subsided. However, Joe promptly played the recording for him.

Jameson listened, his expression unreadable. “Do you think Sally is provoking Marion?” Even without listening, Sally’s intention was evident to Joe. “You can’t tell?”

Marion had just been discharged, and Sally called in the middle of the night to discuss their dating anniversary. Such disgusting words would be evident to anyone.

Jameson's face darkened instantly. Without a word, he returned to his office. Joe, fearing a scolding, dared not follow. Inside his office, Jameson read through the hot comments on Marion and Sally’s Facebook posts.

Chapter 32 Such Disgusting Words

Each piece of evidence was laid out before him leaving no choice but to believe in Sally's ulterior

motives.

He closed Facebook and he gazed at the dark wooden desk in his office. After a moment, Jameson picked up the phone and dialed Joe’s extension.

A few seconds later, Joe knocked on the door and entered.

“Mr. Royce, did you need something?” “Yeah.”

Jameson responded and pulled out a pack of cigarettes from the drawer. He took one out, lowered his head, and lit it. The scent of nicotine filled the air as he glanced at Joe. “Do you think | should ignore Sally?” 1

Joe hesitated for a moment, considering how to delicately phrase his response when Jameson suddenly spoke in a cold, pressing tone, “Tell me the truth!”

Joe stiffened. “You really shouldn't interfere with Miss Sally, if you intend to marry Miss Marion.”

Joe’s words were clear. Jameson’s previous actions were akin to playing both sides. Jameson took a deep drag of the cigarette, waved his hand, and said, “You can go.”

Joe closed the door behind him as he exited the office. Jameson slumped back, the cigarette burning down to his fingers, yet he remained oblivious—haunted by Marion’s words from the previous night, “We’re done.”

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