Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 466 Another Episode of Chaos ~ Matthew's slap sent Melanie sprawling. Her body skidded across the floor before she finally stopped. She lay there and writhed in a fit of hysterical sobs. She cursed,

drawing disdainful gazes from everyone present.

Benjamin spat, "Leave, all of you! Listen to me, Melanie. It's not over.

The cops will dig up every detail. As long as you're involved, you'll pay. I Matthew, take your bitch and get lost.

You're the reason your mother fell so ill." Benjamin did not flinch nor stutter as he continued, "I'm not afraid of you.

Sooner or later, that bitch will ruin you,"

He grabbed Melanie by the hair and dragged her into

the crowd, saying, "All right, that's enough! Let's get back to work, everyone!" I returned to my office and sank into my chair,

looked at me and said, "Chlo, why didn't you call the cops? Now everyone knows that witch caused Ava's kidnapping." I uttered through gritted teeth, "I'd be letting off easy by handing her to the cops

before I get her arrested." Carol brought me a cup of coffee and said, "Take it easy, Chloe. She won't get away with it, and the cops won't sit still either." Eleanor

dare to harm a child is insane." Truthfully, I knew Melanie was not the mastermind. The kidnapper was from Jitador, far from her reach. Still, I wouldn't let her off, even if she were just an accomplice. I told Carol and Eleanor, “I'll be fine. I just need a moment alone.” It

that, I became mentally exhausted but still lost in thought. It seemed the connection between the

the situation between Stella and Melanie, another unexpected development occurred. The minor scene from the supermarket the other day became exaggerated. Someone had posted a short video of me shopping there. The post simply mentioned running

became viral, People began to slander

posted

also posted a picture from the last press conference with Ryan embracing me. I initially knew nothing about these posts. However, reporters waited for

quickly entered my car and drove off to escape the frenzy. The situation had unfolded rapidly, and I knew someone was