Burn the Marriage, Keep the Crown

Chapter 261

Voices defending Cynthia Lynwood began to emerge amidst the overwhelming calls to cancel her.

At first, these comments were few and far between, but it wasn't long before they caught fire-spreading like a spark that quickly becomes an inferno.

Within half an hour, "Cynthia Lynwood" shot up the trending topics list, overtaking every other name.

But this time, it wasn't for infamy.

It was for acclaim.

Someone dug up an old video of Cynthia doing charity work, where the president of Alderburg University was seen praising her kindness.

Soon after, a self-identified employee of L.S. Entertainment stepped forward to thank Cynthia Lynwood. She credited Cynthia for giving kids from underprivileged backgrounds-like herself a real chance to chase their dreams in show

business.

No sooner had her comment gone live than internet sleuths discovered she was actually Gwen, a rookie artist who'd just debuted under L.S. Entertainment, posting from a secondary account.

pretense, sharing the comment from her official account and posting proof: a receipt showing a payment from L.S. Entertainment's

The online comments exploded.

Entertainment actually has a charity foundation just for employees from less privileged backgrounds

Wasn't this

business records-last month, there was a change in ownership. Now the

L.S. Entertainment, and they said the charity fund didn't exist before. It must've

"She's honestly so kind!"

made a huge donation to Alderburg University to help low-income

Cynthia's great,

the cast with some backing, but she

tries to steal the spotlight. Meanwhile, Serena

ve

with the

in advance. That kind of person deserves to

said L.S. Entertainment used to be Serena's? Yikes. If that's true, it's pretty ironic. The former boss climbed up by stepping on others, while the current boss looks

"Ha! You probably don't

former and current bosses of L.S.