Girl Get Rid Of That Jerk by Melissa Johns

Chapter 313

Allison furrowed her brows, staring at the text message, deep in thought. This message might be from someone in Chris's circle, but it could just as easily be a trap laid by someone impersonating an ally. She couldn't afford to act impulsively; she needed to get to the bottom of this before making any moves. Walking into a trap wasn't an option.

Lying back down, sleep was the last thing on Allison's mind. Worry about her sister, who was still missing with her fate unknown, weighed heavily on her, making her feel unbearably anxious. And then there were Kate's fanatical followers, who posed a potential threat as well. The memory of the man with glasses throwing acid at her, his face twisted with hate, was etched into her mind, becoming a recurring nightmare.

Allison had never faced anything like this before. She'd been lucky to dodge that one attack, but what about next time? With Kate having over five million followers, avoiding open confrontations was one thing, but those hidden threats were another story. Allison had no idea when she might find herself facing another fan's vendetta.

No way, she needed to take action. She couldn't let yesterday's events happen again. Her mind raced with thoughts. Her eyelids grew heavier until sleep finally took over, though fitfully. She woke up several times during the night, the final time being at eight in the morning when the sky had finally brightened.

Allison called a friend who was a tech whiz in communications. "Can you help me trace the origin

out herself, she turned to her friend for help. "No problem, I'll get back to you later," her friend assured her. "Thanks," she replied. "Don't

specifically from Oak Lake." Oak Lake? Could Chris still have people there? Her friend

dig deeper. As an heiress of the Owens family in Oak Lake, she had plenty of resources and connections, making investigations like this a piece of

this woman have nothing better

time Allison went to see Shawn, Kate had been there too, listening to everything about Lizzy's kidnapping. It wasn't surprising Kate knew it seemed losing her account had really hit Kate hard, pushing her to use Lizzy as leverage. How foolish and vile. It was time to give her a lesson she wouldn't