Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism

Chapter 667 Wholeheartedly Endorsed Violeta

"They often say the entertainment world is filled with pitfalls, but after all these years, have I ever done anything to harm you? Do I genuinely owe you anything? Is it financial support or emotional debt?" After saying this, Violeta stepped into the vibrant farmer's market, halting at the entrance of The Cooke's Brisket.

Just then, the Cookes completed their tasks and approached her, their faces lighting up with joy at her arrival.

"Vio! Is that really you?"

Violeta leaned in closer so they could all fit into the frame.

"I'm recording a video, Mr. and Mrs. Cooke! Give a wave to the camera!"

"Oh, goodness. I'm a bit messy right now! Haha! Hello, everyone! Welcome to my store!"

As the video progressed, Violeta found herself seated inside the store, placing an order for some brisket.

"I don't owe you anything, Zelena," she asserted firmly. "Maybe you've forgotten that your last name was Cooke.

"Come back and visit them. They miss you."

The video wrapped up with a snapshot of Violeta standing proudly beside the Cooke couple.

where she was seated across from Eugene and Aster. "Wow, so

beginning, Violeta had been

account, she would ask Eugene

first, Eugene was a

around

if Violeta was saving for some personal expenses, but he didn't think much of it

that the account Violeta had been

all these years, Violeta had been providing financial support to

thousand dollars

monthly was essentially covering their living expenses under Zelena's name, not including the

Any paperwork that could substantiate her claims was fair game. Once she carefully filtered

a wave of sympathy online. Fans watching from the sidelines rallied around Violeta after witnessing her stand up for herself. "Just imagine how devastated Violeta must feel after the way the Blakes treated her. She's been supporting

this industry,

off. What's

some people really

say Violeta is just giving out her money, while there are plenty of folks who wouldn't even think

away behind their screens."

and welcomes her warmly, proving