The Real Heiress Rules the World

Chapter 38: The Scandal Snowballs

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Afterward, Marshall once again sought out the Rivers family patriarch, hoping to gain his support in weathering the crisis. But unlike before, the old man’s stance had shifted–he was now vague and noncommittal.

Marshall couldn’t make sense of it. The man had already agreed in principle before–what had changed so suddenly?

But that would have to wait.

That very night, a bombshell shook the entertainment world. A notorious gossip account known as “Detective Kōngkōng” dropped a cryptic post on Twitter, claiming to have explosive dirt on a top celebrity. The teaser mentioned that the celebrity had once been involved in a serious scandal: a car crash on a quiet late- night street. According to the post, the star had pulled strings to pin the blame on someone else—then fled overseas to dodge the fallout, trying to bury the incident for good.

Most notably, the leaker specified that the celebrity’s surname started with the letter “R“-but nothing more.

The internet went into a frenzy. Within hours, the topic skyrocketed to the top of Twitter’s trending list.

Curiosity exploded as netizens scoured the entertainment scene for every big name with an “R” surname. From trending idol singers to award–winning actors, no one was spared. Everyone who fit the profile got dragged into the public spotlight.

Yet “Detective Kongkong” seemed to enjoy keeping everyone in suspense. No matter how the media prodded or fans pleaded, he refused to share further details. Instead, he kept posting vague, tantalizing hints–stoking the fire, feeding the frenzy, and letting the speculation spiral out of control

of the headlines the next morning

at the Rivers family breakfast

sullen from last night’s webling at

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Helen had to call his name multiple times

with you?” Helen frowned. “I’ve been

out of it with a delay. “Sorry. I didn’t

with worry. “You shouldn’t stay

know.” Boone mumbled, clearly

WhatsApp, Boone shot up from his seat. “Mom,

breakfast-” Helen hadn’t even finished

gone.

watched him leave, the corner of her lips curling

the meeting point where his manager was already waiting. The moment he arrived, his

told me everything was taken care of! What the hell

everything’s under control. The fall guy already took the blame and got sentenced. He insists he was the one behind the wheel. There were no witnesses–besides, the other driver died on the spot. I’m telling you, that leak has