Kiss My Revenge The Heiress Strikes Back

Chapter 304

Miranda couldn't deny it; Marion really had a knack for sensing market trends.

Just with herself and the Hawkes and the Zades, he was already riding a wave of popularity.

"And you know, it's like keeping it in the family. If someone's going to get all the attention, it might as well be us," Marion said, grinning ear to ear. "It's like hitting the jackpot just by tapping a few keys."

Miranda sipped her juice as she glanced at the revenue report Marion handed her.

"You wouldn't believe it, but this is the most talked-about topic online right now. I heard there's even a team thinking of turning it into a script. Oh, and get this, there's a legal show planning an episode about it too. They've been running around trying to get interviews with the Zade family."

Marion opened up his tablet as he spoke.

"Look, there's even an account that keeps posting updates about the Zade mother and son, just to rack up views."

Miranda set down the report, giving a quick look at the tablet Marion held out.

Adam and his mother left the hospital, they'd been under constant scrutiny. But all this

an account solely to update on the Zade family's status every now and again. As time passed, opinions began to

had it rough enough, maybe it's time to stop reporting on

already miserable. I don't think there's a

should be nailed on the pillar of shame for eternity, so as to secure that there won't be families favoring sons over

they were bad people, and no amount of pity changes that. Your misplaced

end up. This is what happens when you spoil a

them right from wrong and have the preference for

to see

as ones humane? If you're so

family was barely getting by on welfare

to work, her health was poor, and she had her son to care for. There was no chance of her holding a

had a reputation for being lazy and quarrelsome, and no one wanted to hire her even for odd jobs. But even without work, her life was anything but

and paralyzed, had grown increasingly aggressive. He took out his frustrations on