Chapter 61
Chapter 61:
“I can’t handle people who dance around the truth. Vivian confessed her feelings for Brandon out in the open!”
“Exactly. And Vivian and Brandon never crossed any lines. She just gave him a ride to work. Journalists even confirmed with timelines and photos that Vivian was there only a few minutes—unless Brandon broke some Olympic record in bed.”
“Stop talking nonsense! Mr. Watson’s not that type of person…”
Comment after comment, the criticism continued to pour in.
Inside the quiet hospital room, Charles gave Millie a look filled with concern and confusion. He said, “All you really did was hand them a chance to let out everything they were holding back.”
Millie set her phone aside, unfazed. “Whether it’s my post or someone else’s, they’ll always find a place to unload. It makes no difference.”
A crease formed on Charles’s forehead. “But why make it so understated? You didn’t even bring in a lawyer. What’s the point of a statement like this?”
Looking him in the eye, Millie explained, “That’s exactly what I wanted. This isn’t about changing minds. It’s just proof that I said something—nothing more.”
Still puzzled, Charles could only trust her judgment. Millie carried herself with quiet certainty, and he was sure her decision wouldn’t cause harm.
No connection tied Millie to the employment contracts signed by “Eva” or “Serena” after all.
Pushing her phone aside, she turned her focus to preparing for Heavenly Melody’s debut performance.
Charles never learned that Millie had a much deeper motive behind her public statement.
To begin with, she wanted it known that she had witnessed the flood of nasty gossip surrounding her, Brandon, and Vivian. Posting her thoughts also sent a subtle message—a reminder to Brandon and Vivian that their behavior had not escaped her notice.
Beyond that, every harsh comment that accumulated beneath her post would later serve as proof of the emotional distress she suffered, helping to demonstrate that her marriage to Brandon had truly unraveled.
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Smooth divorce proceedings were the outcome she desperately hoped for. But if things grew complicated, Millie was more than willing to take the initiative and apply for a trial on her own.
There was no way she would cling to Brandon any longer.
Elsewhere, in the Watson Group’s corporate tower, a knock sounded against the office door.
Brandon’s eyes lifted to see Eugene entering.
“What’s going on?” he asked.
Crossing the room, Eugene handed over a tablet. “Mrs. Watson just released a statement on her social account.”
The news left Brandon with a trace of irritation.
Back when they married, Brandon had insisted that any posts made under her name should get his approval because she was no longer just Millie—she was his wife. Yet today…
Checking his own phone, Brandon found no message from her at all. She had moved ahead without consulting him.
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