Chapter 588

Chapter 588:
“I want answers now! And get Vivian out of that house, right away!” Derek’s rage was written all over his face, his cheeks turning crimson.
Calls to Brandon went unanswered.
Eugene did his best to explain, “Mr. Watson left for Proidan at the crack of dawn to handle a work emergency. I think he’s still dealing with that mess, so he probably doesn’t have cell service.”
Maybe the poor signal out there was why Brandon hadn’t picked up.
Derek snapped, “Get Darden on the phone, right now!”
“Right away!”
Several rings later, Darden finally picked up. Still groggy, he shuffled toward the bathroom, completely oblivious to the chaos that had erupted.
“Huh? What’s going on?” He swayed with each step, fumbling his way toward the bathroom as if the floor shifted beneath him. “Yeah, Brandon told me Vivian would use my place for her stream. She didn’t show up? Where did she end up? Wait, she’s at Brandon and Millie’s house? This is a disaster!”
Sudden panic wiped away Darden’s drowsiness. He splashed water on his face, threw on his clothes, and dashed outside in a rush.
Phone pressed to his ear, he called his villa staff while running to his car.
“Somebody tell me what’s going on over there!” Darden yelled. Check latest chapters at
One of his employees answered right away, “Mr. Harris, we had a busted pipe. Water flooded the whole villa. Miss Simpson’s crew said the broadcast couldn’t go forward, so everyone left.”
Relief gave way to exasperation.
“Unbelievable!” Darden murmured.
Ending the call, Darden jumped behind the wheel and tore off in the direction of Serenity Villa.
On the Internet, the story only gained momentum. Back at the Elliott Group event, the crowds swelled, and the noise was overwhelming.
Curiosity focused on Millie, who stood right in the thick of the excitement while people crowded closer and snapped photos. A sea of cameras was raised, capturing every moment of Millie, their eyes fixed on her, waiting for any flicker of a reaction.
All eyes were locked on Millie, with everyone holding back their laughter, just waiting for the moment she would give them a reason to let it loose. The rivalry between Millie and Vivian had become the hottest headline, both online and in person.
Comment sections exploded with wild opinions. Heated debates broke out at the venue as well.
The whole thing was impossible to ignore. Even as the commotion grew, more and more people converged on the spot, drawn by the drama swirling around Millie.
Just then, a staff member from Elliott Group hurried over as Millie’s walkie-talkie crackled with Myron’s voice. “Millie…”
She cut him off. “Let me go first, Myron. I already know what’s going on with Vivian. I’ll take care of the fallout, but before that, I need to ask you something. Is it alright if I bring up that other matter?”
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