Chapter 673

Chapter 673:
“This is unreal! Could Millie and Evans Entertainment have staged all of this? It’s almost too wild to believe!”
“It’s impossible to fake something like this, isn’t it? The authentication came from a certified agency, and its credibility is beyond question. Besides, Glimmer of Light and Glimmer of Love are completely different works, and the first release was unmistakably titled Glimmer of Light.”
The revelation landed like a hammer strike, carrying the weight of a storm.
Its force roared through the crowd, leaving the air heavy and still.
Not a soul had pictured the truth unraveling like this.
Piece by piece, Evans Entertainment laid everything bare—signed contracts, formal legal notices, copyright registrations, the documented creation process, the voiceprint verification results, and the studio footage.
It was an airtight chain of proof.
Despite how unreal it all felt, no one could deny it any longer.
But Evans Entertainment wasn’t done. Moments later, another post appeared on their official account.
What it revealed was nothing short of shocking.
What played on the screen was a snippet from surveillance footage.
Inside the frame, a conference room came into view, with several people seated around the table. The camera caught the exact moment Brandon and Vivian strong-armed their way into buying Eva’s song.
When the footage went public, the reaction was explosive.
“So this is the truth? Vivian bought it outright and still had the nerve to claim she’d written it herself?”
No one could argue against what was shown.
Looking back now, Vivian’s audacity was staggering.
“The timestamp shows this happened right after Millie and Brandon filed for divorce.”
𝖁𝖎𝖊𝖜 𝖋𝖔𝖗 𝖖𝖚𝖆𝖑𝖎𝖙𝖞 𝖗𝖊𝖆𝖉: g⍺𝗅𝗇𝗈ν𝖊𝗅𝘀⧽ⅽ𝗈𝗺
“I can’t even imagine what Millie must have gone through then.”
Online communities quickly pieced together Vivian’s past statements about Glimmer of Love, pulling footage from livestreams and events.
The compilation left no doubt; it was textbook copyright theft.
Even if Vivian had purchased the song, the rightful credit still belonged to Millie, also known as Eva.
Vivian, however, had no shortage of excuses.
Her first claim was that Eva, supposedly her friend, had stolen the song to register it herself.
When she later discovered that Millie and Eva were the same person, she flipped the story, accusing Millie of being the thief.
Now, all those accusations looked ridiculous.
Vivian had bought a completed song from day one. And she had done it by force.
“I’ve never seen anyone this shameless!” The source of thɪs content is.net
That sentiment spread like wildfire, both online and in person, once the truth was undeniable.
The atmosphere in the venue tilted toward chaos, forcing security to step in.
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