Chapter 995
Chapter 995:
Reporters streamed it live, and comments online poured in like rain.
“Wasn’t Millie married before? How can she be worthy of Myron p>
“I thought the proposal was just for show p>
“She’s got nothing, and Myron’s the CEO. What does she bring to the table p>
“She was with Brandon before, then divorced him, and now she’s marrying Myron? Can she not live without a man p>
The online chatter burned hotter and hotter.
And then, somewhere in the shadows, someone sent a message to another.
A bold man stepped forward. “Millie, may I ask you a question p>
Millie smiled. “Go ahead p>
Holding the microphone, the man commanded everyone’s attention and asked,
“Do you really deserve to marry Myron p>
His blunt, insulting question stunned the crowd.
Did he really just say that? And who was he anyway?
Many had thought the announcement was sudden, but no one dared to insult Millie so openly.
Now all eyes turned to her.
Yet Millie’s smile didn’t falter.
“Please tell me why you think I don’t deserve it,” she said calmly.
The man grew bolder, pointing at Myron.
“You have nothing, Millie. What gives you the right to marry a man like Myron? You left Brandon not too long ago, and now you’re with Myron p>
His words cut sharper.
𝗿𝗼𝗼𝘁 𝗶𝗻𝗳𝗼 gⲁ𝗅⁚𝗇𝗈⁚ν𝖊⁚𝗅𝘀⁚ⅽ⁚𝗈⁚𝗆
But Millie’s smile only brightened.
She waited for him to continue.
He raised his voice even more. “Did you announce your wedding today on purpose? To show everyone you’ve got Myron backing you? Hah! Are you afraid? Is that why you’re clinging to him—to flash the title of Mrs. Elliott and squeeze into high society? This isn’t showbiz, Millie. You can’t climb by stirring up gossip!” His voice echoed across the hall.
Everyone was stunned.
“This guy is really bold,” whispered the crowd and online viewers alike.
What everyone wondered now was how Millie would respond.
But she stayed composed.
Taking the microphone, she spoke softly, her voice reaching the far corners of the room.
“Thank you for asking these questions. I believe many of you think the same.” This was exactly why Millie had allowed him to speak.
Better to bring whispers into the open than let them linger in the dark.
Once exposed, she could address them with dignity.
Millie scanned the room, her eyes finally landing on the man again. “First of all, whom I marry does not require your approval p>