When Love Breaks Novel Josephine And Zayne

Chapter 163

She picked up her phone and opened the trending topics again.

This time, she mustered up the courage to click on the main page, curious to read the netizens' comments.

"No way! This has to be fake! Zayn's having an affair? I don't buy it. That Nadine isn't even half as pretty as Mrs. Forbes-he'd have to be blind to cheat with her."

"Damn, are there any good men left in this world?"

"He definitely cheated-otherwise, Mrs. Forbes wouldn't have humiliated him like that in public. But, wow, Mrs. Forbes is stunning!"

To Josephine's relief, the comments weren't attacking her—instead, they were taking her side.

Still, she couldn't help but worry.

After all, she was aware of how things worked on social media.

Once, there was a model couple in the entertainment industry who divorced because the husband cheated. At first, the public's outrage was targeted squarely at the man and his mistress.

But then, out of nowhere, articles started popping up, dragging the wife through the mud-accusing her of being unemployed, living off her husband, and secretly transferring assets to her biological family.

husband

same thing

all, she didn't have her own identity-she was just "Mrs. Forbes." And on the surface, she hadn't worked in the past three

Mason's crisis management plan would prevent

again, but to her surprise, after she got out of the car, he requested George drive

Josephine felt relieved by his

especially someone as attractive as

leave voluntarily was better for

hoped he wouldn't contact

George drove out of the

Ethan she knew was only one side of him there was another

crossed

sharpness filled his gaze, and even his voice carried a

did you tell her just

had been expecting the question. Without hesitation, he recounted every detail of his

to help you, sir.

Ethan finally realized something.

it vividly-Josephine had once been obsessed with the lead actor

merchandise, made him watch the entire series with her, and would even squeal whenever the male

had paid close attention to the

refined and elegant demeanor, and a