The Queen They Buried

Chapter 351

Carmen and her people moved fast. When Aubree entered a few keywords and casually scrolled through some posts, they all contained more or less the same narrative.

Roughly speaking, it claimed that Percival had acted out of concern for his student and misunderstood the past between her and Carmen, assuming that Aubree had set up a trap to frame Carmen. The incident darnaged Aubree’s reputation at the art. exhibition.

However, the post blurred the actual sequence of events. It didn’t clarify how Percival had misunderstood things. It certainly didn’t mention how Aubree had been cornered and pressured by several people on–site.

Percival himself had promptly posted an apology on social media regarding the matter.

Aubree let out a sarcastic laugh. As expected.

It was Carmen’s exhibition, after all. She had definitely gotten smarter than before. She knew how to use others as weapons, and this time she had even been careful enough to ensure all the media and reporters present were handpicked by her.

Even if something unfavorable had happened, she could still dominate the narrative.

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key information. From the surface–level details available now, the blame all seemed to fall on Percival. But he was also somewhat excusable. He

situation would inevitably wonder why this was

accusations against Carmen had another side to the story. She

much. She could just post some vague, ambiguous messages on social media, play the victim a bit, speak kindly of her teacher, and all the

Most

that arguing online would never truly hurt her

winning so many battles in public opinion, the damage she had dealt to the Wilson family was

Carmen, who had been relentlessly scolded before, was now practically

to the online chatter. Instead, she contacted Caesar to ask how the lawsuit preparations were going for

said, “It’s already been filed with the court. Now we just wait for it to be

X. It was captioned: [No forgiveness,

went up, netizens who were still heatedly debating were dumbfounded. Aubree was

process was supposed to involve both parties arguing online first, leading to either reconciliation or a complete falling out. However, Aubree