Contract Marriage with My CEO Boss

Chapter 134

arms crossed, a look of barely contained frustration on his face.

A month later, the family of four was in their living room watching the television, the news anchor's voice cutting through the tension like a knife. Katrina sat on the couch, Theo nestled in her arms while Clarence played quietly on the floor. Kylan stood by the window, his "...In a shocking twist, Isabella Stone, the former personal assistant of Kylan Ross, has claimed she was wrongfully accused of orchestrating the attack on his wife Katrina Ross. Isabella's legal team has released a statement, citing her as a victim of a targeted." Katrina tensed, her grip on Theo tightening slightly. She glanced at Kylan, whose jaw clenched as the broadcast continued.

The screen switched to footage of Isabella in her prison uniform during a recent interview. Her expression was one of practiced sorrow, her words dripping with manipulation.

"I loved Katrina like a sister," Isabella said, her voice trembling. "To be accused of something so vile, of attacking her, it breaks my heart. The truth is, I'm being used as a scapegoat. Kylan had always been close to me. When I started working, he was seducing me. He tried to do what he did to his wife before. And I didn't know anything about him being that manipulative. Kylan Ross is a billionaire. He can do whatever he wants. When we..." Isabella paused to control her sobs. "When we went on a business trip, he drugged me. He..." she paused again.

The camera cut to reporters, who were shocked at her revelation.

"After everything failed, Kylan Ross turned the media against me, and now I'm paying the price for his lies." She looked at the camera with tears falling from her eyes. "Katrina... I know you loved Kylan so much. But don't let yourself be deceived."

The screen then switched to the headlines casting doubt on Katrina and Kylan's claims.

"She's playing the victim card again," Katrina muttered, her voice low but filled with anger.

Kylan turned, his eyes narrowing at the screen. "She doesn't just play the victim, she's a master at rewriting the narrative."

The anchor continued, "Despite her imprisonment, Isabella's claims have sparked debates online. Public opinion remains divided, with some questioning whether the couple fabricated the allegations to protect their own interests."

"That's it," Kylan said, his voice sharp. He grabbed the remote and turned off the TV. "We're not letting her win this."

Katrina nodded, her mind already racing. "She's counting on her image to sway people, but we have the truth on our side. We just have to show it."

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with renewed strength and knowledge of her work in the past, gathered trusted media, and even a few of Isabella's media supporters

of their

to interview you. There's been a lot of speculation regarding Isabella's recent claims regarding Mr. Ross. I

was rare to make Kylan appear in front of the camera like this and the reporters and journalists marveled how calm and collected he was compared to before he married Katrina Morgan. Maybe before they became a thing even. "We appreciate the opportunity. It's been difficult, watching someone who caused so much pain to my family and twist the truth

this must

to her advantage.

that had been submitted to the police department before handing them

Isabella to the hired attacker. Including evidence that Isabella was the one trying to seduce

emotions, framing

I have been faithful to my wife and daughter. When Isabella was accepted as my new assistant, she was viewed by her colleagues as a... free- spirited woman.

Wasn't this how your colleagues viewed Mrs. Ross at

someone who would find anything to destroy his and Katrina's

took a deep breath and turned

The rage was still in his eyes but the way he answered was now calm. "My wife was a professional worker during her time at

and productive she was in her work. She is far from

to raise their hands and

behind

apartment, with the

Isabella wasn't heard throughout the rest of

presentations of the evidence, Katrina

emotion. "That night, I thought I wouldn't make it. And I won't let her rewrite what happened just to save face." The reporters nodded solemnly. "If we may ask,

bring more clarity, but our priority is making sure our children grow up in a

after the press conference aired, social media erupted. Clips of Katrina's heartfelt testimony went viral,

light of the evidence presented. Public opinion began to shift, and media outlets previously sympathetic to