The Bride’s Revenge

Chapter 73 She Had to Take the Initiative

Yesterday had been exhausting, and Marion woke up a little later that day. She responded to Cassie with a ‘ridiculous‘ emoji and then went to freshen up.

Richard had an early meeting that day and had already gone to the office.

While having breakfast, Marion scrolled through Twitter. She was not checking out the scandal involving Sally and Jameson, the toxic couple. Instead, she focused on the comments section under Kirk’s post.

Fortunately, the post that Kirk wrote yesterday cleared up any

misunderstandings, and the comments section was calm. Thanks to his post, Marion gained over two hundred thousand new followers.

Marion’s Twitter was typically low–key, rarely featuring personal updates. She was not even verified, despite being registered for seven years and having only eight posts. Three of the posts were from a couple of days ago when she engaged in an online dispute with Sally.

Her followers‘ comments on her profile were unanimous in saying, “You’re too low–key, Marion!” They urged her to be more active.

Feeling a small sense of joy, Marion quickly exited Twitter. Shortly after leaving, she received a message from her assistant, Miley Spears on WhatsApp. [Marion, your Twitter gained a lot of followers. Do you want me to get you verified?]

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