Counterback of the Despised Luna by Diana West

Chapter 74 The Best Evidence.

Rosaline’s POV:

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“I’d like to know why you’d do such a I said as I fixed my gaze on Annie.

thing tog

Her flustered expression had already betrayed her.

She was doing this to target me.

But why? I’d only known Annie for a few days. Why would she harbor such hostility toward me?

Was it all because I criticized her during the rehearsal?

If she cut off the button purely to get back at me, then she was being utterly foolish.

As she herself had said, her only got the opportunity to be the spokesperson for Eclipse Group because of

Bruce.

By doing this, she wasn’t just ruining her chance; she was destroying her reputation.

“Babe, you have to stand up for me.” Annie pouted pitifully as she grabbed Bruce’s arm. “It’s clearly Rosaline’s mistake, but now she’s trying to pin the blame on me and accuse me unjustly.”

Bruce was ready to speak up, but Jasper interjected with a stern voice. “Ms. Annie, unless there’s solid. evidence, I suggest you refrain from making baseless accusations.”

I felt a wave of gratitude toward Jasper.

would never make such a careless error.

to

murmurs among the crew grew louder.

really cut off

don’t know. That doesn’t seem logical.”

could it really be Ms. Sinclair’s fault?”

mockingly. Annie truly lived up to her reputation as an actress–her performance was flawless. To

was about to respond, a deep, commanding voice cut through the

an imposing manner. His perfectly tailored suit highlighted his athletic build, and his chiseled features bore a

piercing eyes swept across the room, and his powerful presence silenced the chatter

forward in her high

savior.

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to Caden, and said in a voice full of grievance, “Mr.” Holbrook, look at the dress

sharp gaze fell on the dress. He frowned slightly before looking

as if she were on the verge of tears. “How am I supposed to film in a dress like this? The buttons on Loe’s gowns are specially made. If even one

off the button myself. How could I possibly do such a thing? It’s absurd! Why would I sabotage my own shoot,

any longer. I asked as I stared straight into her eyes, “Why is it impossible?

“Don’t be ridiculous! Do

calmly, “I thoroughly inspected the dress before giving it to you. All ten buttons were intact. After you went into the fitting room and put it on, one button was missing. It’s clear that the button either fell off in the fitting room or was deliberately cut off.”

be visible signs of fraying. But the spot where the button was removed is perfectly smooth. That means someone intentionally removed it. And the only people

it

there?”

question only you can answer. Where did you throw the

accusations. This was clearly your mistake, and now you’re trying to cover it up. You say you checked the dress beforehand, but that’s just your word. You have no

I looked at Annie calmly and said, “If I can prove that you intentionally

for a moment before she quickly regained her composure. “And how exactly