Resent, Reject, Regret by Aqua Summers

Chapter 449 How Much Longer Should Her Torment Last?

“This article is proof!”

“Article?” Declan’s features twisted into an unamused glare. “I can write a hundred of those fake articles with a slightly different bend. People don’t even have to attach their real names to half of this trashy fake news now, let alone do old-fashioned things like corroborating it with solid evidence.

“Honestly, who gave you the right to harass someone innocent over some tabloid’s piss-poor excuse of an article?”

“Mr. King

“You’re all right, Miss McKinnon. Ain’t no reason to play nice to *ssholes, right?” he replied reassuringly. “Wait, Miss ‘McKinnon’? Her name is McKinnon!?”

“What’s that to you, news as well?” Declan clapped back. “Should I call the cops and have them read her personal information to you too?”

The woman finally quaked. Her friend tugged on her shirt, and they left in embarrassment.

her tears. It felt like a crater had erupted from the inside of her skull. She had to calm

as confused. “Someone’s got their eyes

“What does that mean?”

you were walking around the hospital, taken your picture, and sold it to fake news agencies with sh*tty rep. They made a big story about you being Brighthall’s ex-wife, and you’re now back here ‘trying to get together

is like nowadays. They will publish anything to get views and clicks. This is especially true when one of the protagonists is at his most milkable moments right

head spinning. “You’re telling me it’s

we can on the Internet. We’ll

feel a headache coming. This was not what worried her at all. “What about Brendan?” she asked, her voice trembling. Her fists were red from her force, and her eyes were widening in fear. “If people in this hospital

was worried about character assassinations or the threat to

their operations on the same day. He should be inside by

face was still white as a sheet. Her eyes were red. “Thank you, Mr. King. Please help me bury this on the Internet. And

a murderer, I

she was. She could not let it happen-this was about Deirdre’s moral