The Wrong Woman

Sienna won the lawsuit, and the result was immediately posted online. It caused a huge sensation and quickly trended on social media.

This time, the topic stayed at the top for days, even forcing Vivian to stop filming her TV show.

A week after the lawsuit concluded, Molly and her company approached Sienna's publishing company. They aimed to purchase the copyright of her book. However, they were a step late because Daniel already bought the copyright.

It was a bright and sunny morning. Sienna was invited to the company by her editor-in-chief.

She thought it was for work and didn't expect to meet Vivian and her team.

Sitting on the couch in the office, Sienna quietly looked at Vivian, Molly and her manager.

When rivals met, tension rose.

At the sight of Vivian, Sienna didn't try to be friendly at all. After all, Vivian had done so many underhanded things, including exploiting Jane.

"So, what do you want from me?" Sienna asked.

Vivian crossed her arms. With a haughty demeanor, she scrutinized Sienna from head to toe as she frowned, "Is that outfit you're wearing a knock-off?" Sienna looked at her clothes, which seemed unremarkable. "A knock-off?"

Vivian sneered. She lightly said, "These days, fakes are really impressive, almost identical to the real thing."

"I don't know about brands. My husband bought these for me," Sienna calmly replied.

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