The Bride’s Revenge

Chapter 182 What Virtue or Ability Do I Possess?

Marion hesitated for a couple of seconds but eventually accepted the friend request.

After that, Alice remained silent. The friend page was empty, and only a message appeared, stating, [ You have added a new friend. You can start chatting now.]

Marion raised an eyebrow, wondering what tricks Alice might have up her sleeve.

Before she could ponder what Alice might be plotting, Cassie suddenly sent her a screenshot: [What drama is Miss Alice acting out this time?]

Marion clicked the screenshot and found that Alice had posted a statement on Twitter, tagging Marion’s account.

As the heiress of the Gardner Media company owned by her family, Alice was always active on Twitter, boasting a considerable number of followers and known as the Princess of Gardner Media.

Her Twitter posts usually made it to the trending list.

This time was no exception. Alice’s post had been up for only two hours, and it was already sixth on the trending list. Her statement showing her gratitude towards Marion appeared sincere, tugging at Marion’s heartstrings. The comments below were surprisingly positive, either expressing sympathy for Alice or praising Marion.

and scared you were when you fell into the water

and kind! She’s excellent at playing the piano too! At this point, we can’t help

The Princess expressing her gratitude publicly afterward is also great! Everyone

months

round of backlash.

Marion returned to WhatsApp and found a message from Cassie: [1 really can’t

[I don’t

Alice might be trying to mock her, but after reading the public statement, she felt like she was being overly suspicious. However, what Marion did not know was that Alice not only publicly thanked

social circles bewildered. Private groups in various circles were filled with shock

playing tricks on me? I saw Miss Alice sincerely thanking Marion in her

only

they supposed

who pushed Alice into the water

[I’m so confused! Can someone who knows the truth tell

that Lucas pressured or

almost equal, and they’re not even