Submitting To My Billionaire Ex-Wife by Allison Mild

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After all, Samantha’s influence in the industry was evident, serving as the final judge for major domestic and international film festivals. Since the beginning of her career, she had almost no scandals.

However, as she aged, people began discussing her personal life.

She had never personally admitted to anything, and there was no concrete evidence. No one knew the truth.

Today, with rumors and speculations of this nature, it was a significant blow to Samantha.

Removing the trending topics might make it seem like she and those on her side were guilty and trying to divert attention. However, responding to them would inevitably expose her private life.

Regardless of the approach, Samantha found herself cornered.

Public opinion was developing too rapidly.

While Eagle Entertainment pressured the platforms, the other party was also putting in pressure, leading to a more polarized

discussion.

Some believed Samantha, seeing this as a conspiracy.

Others were entirely deceived, following the trend of discussing the mysterious backer behind Samantha.

Saman

Finally, Genevieve called Samantha,

Samantha was so angry she couldn’t even eat.

Genevieve said gently, “Mom, it’s time you give Dad a proper title after all these years.”

“What? I’m doing this for his good. Otherwise, he’ll be watched every time he goes out. Besides, if I compromise, wouldn’t it be admitting defeat?”

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Samantha was angry and anxious while Darrell rubbed her shoulders. “I think our daughter is right. Why don’t I step in? Everything will be resolved. I have status, reputation, and money. What’s there to fear? We’ve been together for decades, and seeing you being slandered like this hurts my heart!”

Samantha sighed and leaned on his shoulder. “I am a public figure. If you announce our relationship, it will be blown out of proportion by others. I don’t want you to be speculated and gossiped about!”

Darrell chuckled. “I’m not afraid. I didn’t do anything wrong, so I’m not afraid of being discussed.”

Samantha fell silent for a moment and nodded.

and told Genevieve, “Don’t worry. I will see the light of day

Group directly pushed Samantha and Darrell’s names to the top of the

read: [Mrs. Samantha Lawrence and Mr. Darrell Lawrence were married 20 years ago. Their relationship is stable. The recent unfounded rumors are

was signed with the handwritten signatures of

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instant, this news was

their accounts, and

had initially intended to use the entertainment industry’s heat to shift attention but unexpectedly hit

tumed out to be the lady of Lawrence Group,

explicitly stated that this was a conspiracy to divert attention. This made the news that Hoffman Group tried to suppress to rekindle.

comments section had a turn in the tide.

but I didn’t expect them

every award ceremony. It turned out

abrupt that the news of Mr. Hoffman’s affair

are easy

Lawrence was angry and protected his

two

Hoffman. It seems

up between Hoffman Group and Lawrence

However,

low–handed approach led to them being reprimanded, and the comment section was closed

Hoffman Group, silence prevailed in

and Quincey was furious.

spent so much money acquiring your company. Eagle Entertainment hasn’t even taken action yet, and you’re already surrendering. What use

their heads down, not daring

the public relations department were also silent, not to mention the director of the newly

Entertainment.

so pale and didn’t

secretary only wanted to extort money from him. We have already paid 600 thousand dollars, and she stopped making trouble. It was the people of Sidus Entertainment who had to offend Samantha. Now, we’ve offended not only Eagle Entertainment

Samantha was Darrell’s wife. Her identity hadn’t even

Sidus Entertainment couldn’t help retorting.

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captured by the paparazzi. Besides, to suppress Mr. Presley Hoffman’s scandal,

front of her on the ground in anger. “I told you to arrest that

public relations department exchanged glances before they lowered

Presley’s face darkened.

a matter of play, and they were