Chapter 411
Chapter 411:
The second post came from Millie’s personal account. It included her purchase receipt for the tanzanite and official documentation from Elliott Group’s archive.
Elliott Group reposted it, confirming it was genuine.
The Internet exploded.
Back at Moonlit Estate, Brandon read through everything in stunned silence. Everyone now knew the truth—the tanzanite belonged to Millie. But only he knew what that really meant.
It was the birthstone she’d picked out for their child.
He remembered the first time they saw it together. Her voice still echoed in his mind. “Tanzanite represents love and eternity. Turquoise is supposed to bring victory and success. If I had to choose, I’d go with tanzanite. Because I’d want to tell our child their parents will always love them.”
His hands shook as he gripped the phone.
And yet, that day at the auction, he had publicly outbid her with 25 million and snatched the stone from her right in front of everyone—all for Vivian’s sake.
Millie must have thought he’d given the tanzanite to Vivian.
The image of that deep blue gem—now locked away in his condo safe—flashed through his mind.
Its glow felt like a stab to his heart.
The air around him seemed to vanish. His chest tightened.
“What the hell is going on now? Is Vivian stirring up trouble again?” Derek snapped.
But Brandon just shook his head.
Without a word, he stood and walked out.
“Where do you think you’re going?” Derek shouted.
Brandon didn’t answer.
Derek hurled his cane. It hit Brandon hard in the leg.
He stumbled but kept walking.
Meanwhile, Seville and his team were still fueling the fire.
“So that’s it. Millie donated the tanzanite to charity. Everything went downhill just because the person who bid on it turned out to be her husband’s lover.”
“Who could take that lying down?” Official source is.net
“Right? Vivian was clinging to Brandon, dressed like a bride, and still had the nerve to bid on Millie’s tanzanite!”
“Put yourself in Millie’s shoes—you’d lose it too!”
“That’s why she kept raising the bid. Now it all makes sense.”
“So Vivian’s the other woman!”
“And now they’re blaming Millie for everything? What a joke!”
“And Brandon? He’s completely lost it.”
“If it were me, I’d drag those two cheaters out and confront them myself!”
“Vivian, speak up! You’re nothing but a shameless home-wrecker. Own up and apologize!”
“Apologize, Vivian!”
In a flash, public opinion flipped again.
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