Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 1128 The Overwhelming Condemnation

During dinner, Sean and Arnold arrived together. It seemed that headquarters was wherever we were.

Beatrice seemed much more spirited after waking up from her nap. Lauren had braided her long hair into a fishtail braid, giving her a delicate appearance that exuded a hint of fairy-like charm. When Finn returned and saw her, his eyes lit up.

I had also gotten some rest, having had a nap while Beatrice slept.

We were relaxed and at ease.

Outside, the world was in chaos. That morning, news of Hazelyn's arrest spread like wildfire on the internet, exploding in Gerby like a heavyweight bomb.

The details had all been exposed, including the medical examination report.

Suddenly, searching for keywords like "asylum," "imprisonment," "torture," "brutality," and others yielded a plethora of related reports. The click rates skyrocketed, and major websites kept reposting the news.

The accompanying images were horrifying, but none of our related personnel's photos had leaked, showing the skillful photography involved.

Public opinion surged, condemning the

reporters and citizens flocked to the hospital, wanting to see Beatrice, who had been abused for a staggering

early, it would have been

public criticism now. It didn't matter where he went. Whether it was

that Beatrice had a mental problem, which had led to her being sent to a psychiatric

ignorance of the abuse by Hazelyn, expressing shock and regret. He

from Byron immediately triggered another wave of anger, with many pointing out

attitude couldn't

justice, especially since this had happened in Gerby. The people were uncontrollable and gathered at the doors of both the Chandler and Ketter residences to condemn

family hid like frightened turtles, retreating into their homes and avoiding

downplay the reports and deliberately

to apologize as he faced this public condemnation. Some people began to dig into his past, blocking the entrance to the Keller residence

shouted and demanded that he leave the Keller residence. If anyone were to live in that house, it should be the Keller family's only granddaughter, Beatrice. They shouted from outside, "Give it back to Beatrice! Get out of the

the Russell family had nowhere to