CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Chapter 1684

It was obvious that someone was deliberately stirring the pot, with influencers and media outlets amplifying the negativity.

Jamie stared at the barrage of critical comments online, her heart growing heavier with each passing moment.

She knew the best course of action was to ignore baseless accusations and focus on the task at hand-her next competition round. With the match scheduled for the next day, she resolved to give it her all.

Jamie refused to let the rumors distract her. The next day, she arrived at the competition venue with her confidence intact, ready to tackle the challenges ahead. The preliminary rounds were grueling, with one debate following another, testing her endurance and resolve.

Just as she was catching her breath, Attorney Freeman sauntered over, his voice dripping with sarcasm. "Well, well, looks like we've got someone who used connections to get in. Makes you wonder why the rest of us even bother trying, doesn't it?"

His words immediately drew the attention of everyone nearby, and curious glances shot in Jamie's direction.

expression cold and resolute. "Attorney Freeman, others might indulge in idle gossip, but you, as a lawyer, should

firm response caused the whispers around them to

knows how someone like you got that extra

tone didn't waver. "Is that fear I detect, Attorney Freeman? Are you worried that losing to a so-called 'rookie' might bruise your ego? Rumors will pass, but I believe the truth always prevails." Attorney Freeman scoffed, his confidence unshaken. "You should worry about clearing your own name

in. Ben appeared, his arm casually draped over Jamie's shoulder as he

"You're absolutely right, Attorney

I arranged for Jamie. the primary sponsor, every host firm is

Ben's words, his authoritative presence instantly

darkened, but he pressed on. "Even so, that doesn't guarantee she has the skills to win. And who's

falter.

encourage you to bring it to the committee's attention. As you know, baseless accusations and public posturing are hardly effective tools