Chapter 545
Chapter 545:
He pointed out that while Vivian never received a scrap of help from the Watson Group, Millie took the Elliott Group’s backing without a second thought. Was that really fair? Everyone knew Myron had been circling Millie for weeks now.
He also emphasized that all Vivian wanted was a simple wedding.
And finally, Johnny rallied support for Vivian’s luxury villa floral series project, urging everyone to check out her newest line.
With this fresh narrative, public opinion flipped on its head.
Sympathy for Vivian flooded in, and before long, the top comment read, “Millie only gets her moment in the spotlight thanks to Elliott Group’s endorsement. Vivian has made everything herself. Whether it’s Love of Vivian or her new project, these are Vivian’s own creations. What does Millie even have that compares?”
The internet exploded into a frenzy.
Millie saw Vivian’s tactics unfold with a relaxed, almost amused smile. She had known Vivian would never let herself be sidelined.
Seville quickly rallied the group, setting the conversation in motion.
After a brief pause, Millie sent her message. “Our priority is to protect consumers. Buying is a personal choice—no one should be made to feel guilty about not buying anything.”
Seville wasted no time, pushing those points hard.
First, Millie’s collaboration with the Elliott Group was earned fair and square—her win at Heavenly Melody was public information, her hard work visible to all. Every design in the collection and the display had taken real effort; no one could say she hadn’t earned her success. Second, people bought what they liked. No one deserved criticism for making their own decisions.
The Elliott Group released a statement soon after, making it clear they stood firmly behind their customers.
With so many people already having purchased items from the Blue series, the brand’s open support put buyers at ease.
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Some buyers found themselves suddenly labeled as Millie’s fans and harassed by haters because of it, which was really annoying.
“Calling me a fan just because I bought something she endorses? That’s absurd. I picked it up because the design was beautiful and I really liked it. I don’t even know who Millie or Vivian is!”
“If Vivian wants a wedding, why can’t they just get married and get it over with? If her family’s against it, they can always tie the knot overseas.”
Most people didn’t bother getting involved, choosing to ignore the latest wave of online drama. Read complete version only at.net
Eventually, Derek stepped forward to address the mess.
He posted a video statement. “What I’m offering here is crucial to both parties. The stakes are massive. If it weren’t absolutely necessary, neither Millie nor Vivian would ever agree to this competition. This is about skill—plain and simple.”
He also revealed part of Millie’s contract, making it clear she’d have to pay three times the price to buy back what she wanted if she lost.
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