My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball

Chapter 1331 Perfect Match

"President Lawrence!"

The subordinate of Lawrence Corporation responsible for public relations realized that the online comments had suddenly changed. He quickly looked for Byron to determine what to do next.

Byron looked at the comments with a frown.

All he saw were comments guessing his and Rosalie's relationship. At the same time, some comments were reprimands about Wendy.

"We didn't do it! All we did was spread some of the Fuller family's news, but we don't know where the news of the first wife came from!"

The subordinate continued after explaining. "Do you need US to guide the netizens again...?"

Byron refused with indifference. "It’s alright. Leave it like that. Go and check out where the comment about the first wife came from."

His subordinate hesitated. "We've checked, and it’s a fake ID. We can’t find the IP address behind it..."

Byron squinted his eyes and recalled the problem they faced when they checked Fuller Industries' computers.

The IT employees in Lawrence Corporation were people with top skills in the industry, yet they could not find the hacker behind it.

Byron wonder if they were dealing with the same

last time. This time, they had even guided the netizens into

Mistress and homewrecker...

Byron's mind when he

soon denied that

Lucian and Nox's age could do such a

and the IT staff in Lawrence Corporation could not trace them, Byron

see. Ignore it for the time being. Come back

his thoughts and ordered

felt relieved and

saw different comments

without real evidence. Neither the Lawrence nor the Fuller families

sent Miss Fuller to the hospital last time and stayed by her

supporting comments

for words

had said nothing. Thus, he felt he could not speak up for his daddy even if

could only tap on his keyboard, feeling annoyed. He deleted all those comments which spoke

no matter how he deleted them, people were still commenting. When they saw those

was not fast enough and could not delete so many comments. Frustration grew in him, and