After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back by Riverflow

"Desmond," Lucas called.

"Yes," Desmond responded immediately.

Desmond quickly took out his laptop and projected a video onto the screen behind them.

He said, "I'm sure many of you haven't seen the full video yet?"

As his words fell, everyone's attention turned to the screen.

The video showed a hospital corridor, where a middle-aged man and woman stood at the doorway of a patient room, shouting.

A young woman approached them, trying to reason with them.

Due to the angle, her face was not visible in the footage.

However, it was clear that the middle-aged woman attempted to hit the young woman, and only then did Lucas step in.

"Here's the full video," Desmond said, pausing the footage at the right moment. "As you can see, Mr. Tudor was just defending the lady, not abusing his power like some people online are saying. If Mr. Tudor had really done something wrong, it'd be a police matter, not a matter of public opinion."

After watching the video, the reporters in the room were stunned.

Was this what really happened?

Defending a lady?

- "I knew it! How could someone so handsome do something like bullying others?"

to this from the beginning. The video was so short, and it kept going viral these past two

a corporate war now involves smearing the rival

no reason to use force. The other person

flood in, filled with mixed

said coldly, "The facts are right in front of you. I have nothing more to add. If anyone still has doubts, report it to the

and

left bewildered, expecting to uncover

out to be a clarification

the online narrative was bound to

At the same time.

watched the live

Lucas handle the situation so calmly and methodically,

conference. And while everyone was focused on

this

him much at

not a single word about

matter should be close

could finally go and get the divorce

it made

see he's okay," Sidney's voice came from

him.

been here since the live stream

with a complex expression, as if he wanted to say something,

didn't have the right to say those

course I'm happy