Girl Get Rid Of That Jerk by Melissa Johns

Chapter 193

In the video, Lillian was nervously scanning the room, clearly on the lookout for someone. As soon as Allison showed up, Lillian snagged a glass of red wine from a passing waiter and made a beeline for her. The closer she got, the faster she moved, until she collided with Allison.

The wine glass slipped from her grasp, splashing red wine everywhere, and the rest, as they say, is history. The surveillance footage left no doubt about who was to blame. Lillian had deliberately bumped into Allison.

The onlookers gasped and started buzzing with conversation. Someone had already been recording the footage on their phone, and it was only a matter of time before this clip hit the internet. A high-society heiress showdown was way more entertaining than any New Year's Eve special.

People were chasing views, others just loved the drama, but either way, this video was destined to go viral.

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After leaving the screening room, Joshua called Emily. Neither she nor Lillian had been present. Now that the truth was out, they needed to apologize to Allie.

Grace, the housekeeper who looked after Emily, answered the call.

Mrs. Fisher's old ailment has acted up,

so?" Joshua didn't buy it for a

glance at Emily, who was sitting

practiced calm, Grace fibbed, "Yes, Mr. Joshua, after your disagreement with her, she got distressed, and you know

a moment. "And what about

Grace. Grace continued, "Ms. Lillian isn't with us, and I have no clue where she is now." "Well, isn't that just great?" Joshua chuckled dryly. "If they won't take my calls, they'll have to

upstairs to change clothes. Joshua was alone in

Joshua ran into Javier. Javier had just wrapped up a business meeting and had been briefed by the estate manager about the ballroom incident. He had tried to find

upset. "Joshua, what on earth happened

and sister

humble stance, speaking earnestly, "Javier, I'm really sorry. Let

for Allie the entire time. It's your grandmother and sister who were at fault. They owe Allie