Chapter 408

Chapter 408:
“More importantly, Vivian didn’t know Serena was Millie. She just wanted to donate a few million to charity. Millie, on the other hand, knew everything and still kept raising the stakes.” This update is available on (.)net
“Exactly. Vivian didn’t have her own number card. You can’t blame her for that.”
Online, both sides continued arguing. The comments were relentless.
People stuck to their opinions, but some started to waver.
The focus gradually shifted from Vivian’s dress issue and was replaced by speculation about everyone’s intentions when the bidding war started.
In the lounge, Charles frowned with disgust.
Realizing he was still on camera, he turned away and typed behind his phone. “I’ve never seen someone so shameless. If she were Oakley, I’d have beaten her already.”
Millie glanced over and chuckled.
She began typing. “She’s walking straight into her own downfall.”
Charles looked at her, suddenly remembering something. There was a hint of eagerness in his eyes.
“Remember what we talked about when this first started?” Millie asked in a calm voice. Charles nodded.
He hadn’t forgotten.
When Serena’s donation fraud scandal broke out, they had chosen not to respond right away, mostly because Millie and Brandon hadn’t finalized their divorce yet. The original plan was to stay patient, and as soon as the divorce went through, they could speak out.
But with Watson Group and Elliott Group stepping in, they decided to hold back and wait for the finals. They wanted to release undeniable proof.
Despite the minor adjustment, the plan was already in place.
Step one was to reveal Serena’s real identity. That would instantly discredit the donation fraud story. Then, step two—
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“The truth will come out,” Millie murmured. She kept typing. “The tanzanite is mine. I donated it for charity. That’s a fact.”
Just then, her phone buzzed with a message. “Here’s the archive of your tanzanite purchase.” There was a document attached.
It was from Myron.
Millie raised her eyebrows, paused, and replied, “Thank you.”
Myron texted back right away. “Just doing my job. No thanks needed.” With this archive, and the records she had already shared with Charles, their case was solid.
Millie forwarded all the documents to their group chat, then exchanged a look with Charles.
Now they only needed to choose the right time to strike.
Letting things brew a little longer would maximize the effect.
This was Seville’s specialty, so Millie had nothing to worry about.
Upon seeing the documents Millie sent, Seville let out a laugh. He was already giving instructions to his team.
Elsewhere, Vivian reappeared on the live stream and took her seat.
She looked like she had just finished crying. Her eyes were red. Her expression was heavy, as though she was holding something back.
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