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Chapter 1302 The Doomed Lores

The netizens were mainly ordinary people. Although they knew things were not simple in the rich’s social circles and that most of them had committed some sort of dirty deed, it was the first time they encountered someone like Lynette, who blatantly plotted a traffic accident to kill someone.

‘Omg. She plotted a fatal car accident just to stop someone from attending a dinner party. The Lores’ precious lady is such a monster!’

‘This is so terrifying—bone-chillingly scary, I’d say. I thought the riches could only get as vile as playing sabotage, but I didn’t realize that murdering is in their books too! Have I been too innocent or what? Do the riches take the judicial system as a joke?’

‘I strongly urge the authorities to investigate the rich thoroughly. I’m sure Lynette Lore isn’t the first person to do so, and surely, she won’t be the last. Perhaps there are others more vicious than her.’

‘That’s right. I support that! I strongly urge the authorities to investigate the matter thoroughly.’

As soon as the comment above was posted, those on the Internet supported that stance wholeheartedly. They swiftly took action and tagged the relevant departments to obtain a response from them so that the wealthy families would be thoroughly investigated.

No one doubted the authenticity of the evidence released by Fuller Group.

After all, Fuller Group was a reputable and distinguished establishment, so indeed, they would not fool around with such a serious matter. Besides, Toby’s mentor was a part of the Lore Family while Lynette was his mentor’s granddaughter.

If it was not because of her despicable actions, they were sure that Toby would not have done all this, even if she had repeatedly targeted Sonia. Ultimately, those on the Internet who had previously found Toby too harsh against the Lores now switched sides and supported him.

put on a more pitiful act would win their trust easier than the other party. However, this was

no way he was as described by the others. He’s not someone unreasonable and poor in judgment

who commented above, you said a different

something was not right in this matter. I’ve never doubted President Fuller. Looks like I was quite right in my instincts. Haha. Those who said I was brainless for trusting and supporting

they would come out to face the music, but

forward to point fingers at Toby for being heartless and ungrateful when he made the announcement now blushed in embarrassment. They quickly deleted their comments and even changed their usernames just to avoid being

they feel awkward, but they hated Lynette

misdeeds, yet she had the decency to go on the Internet and sob about her innocence. She mentioned that she had merely committed a tiny

they mobbed the video Lynette had posted of her complaints while she sobbed, and they started to attack her with all sorts

despite frowning at them and thinking that the words were nasty, he did not stop them for his reason.

had never offended Lynette. However, she went after the Acrees, whom she was not even enemies with, just for a

them inadvertently offended her one day, would she have to resort

and the Lores, a small proportion of them were just watching the debacle. As for the topic they were interested in, it was related to the

guys. What do you think that statement means? What do they mean by ‘due to insufficient evidence, this is to be announced’? Did Lynette or the Lores

it. Otherwise, why would there be the word ‘evidence’ stated? I’m

reckon it must be more

the guy above. Why did you say so? Could you

it

was quite full of himself as he replied slowly, ‘Look. Fuller Group released Lynette’s misdeeds in order according to the severity, especially the third and fourth points. The third point specified that she attempted to harm Miss Reed behind her back, but everyone should know that the event was held at level ground, so one may or may not die from being shoved. However, as mentioned in the fourth point, Lynette damaged the brakes on someone else’s car, and that would cause the person’s death, so the fourth point

makes sense. If that’s the case, then what exactly did she do