Chapter 665
Chapter 665:
The moment Vivian’s words hit the public, a wave of backlash against Millie flooded in.
“Everyone knows Glimmer of Love was Vivian’s original creation. If there’d been an issue before, why didn’t anyone speak up? Now they’re just accusing her to ruin Love of Vivian’s rise on the charts!”
“Millie’s only acting out of jealousy. She’s been writing and singing for years, but she’s never managed to outshine Vivian. This is just her way of trying to drag Vivian down!”
“How disgraceful!”
“Millie is horrible!” For original chapters go to ͟.net
But before the insults could snowball further, Evans Entertainment fired back immediately.
Their official account posted a statement along with a copy of a legal notice, originally sent right after Vivian’s first public performance of Glimmer of Love, in which she had claimed it as her own work.
The notice made it plain that the song had been written by Eva, only to be forcibly purchased by Vivian and Brandon. Millie reposted the statement without hesitation.
The effect was instant. A storm broke out online.
“So you’re telling me Vivian didn’t write Glimmer of Love at all, and the real songwriter is someone named Eva?”
“The legal notice has dates and timestamps, and it even shows a record of it being emailed directly to Vivian.”
“Didn’t Glimmer of Love get re-recorded later with an Eva in the credits? Wait — is that the same Eva? Could Vivian really have…”
Questions for Vivian started flying almost instantly.
And Vivian had been expecting this moment.
With a faint smile, she placed a rose into a vase and asked softly, “Do you believe them?”
𝙍𝙚𝙘𝙤𝙧𝙙 𝙤𝙛 𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙡 𝙧𝙚𝙡𝙚𝙖𝙨𝙚 @
Under the spotlight, she looked flawless.
The sorrow in her eyes mixed with quiet strength, drawing sympathy from those watching.
A staff member nearby muttered, “We never should’ve gone to Evans Entertainment to re-record Glimmer of Love back then. We thought that since Eva helped a little, we’d added her name. Now they’re twisting it to attack you!”
Only when the staff member finished did Vivian speak. “Enough.” Her manner radiated innocence and kindness.
But the damage had been done; their words had already gone out live-streamed.
The scene buzzed with chatter, and the noise quickly spilled online.
“Vivian tried to be kind and ended up being used by Evans Entertainment and Millie!”
“Eva—whoever you are, say something! What’s the truth?”
“Evans Entertainment should start a live-stream—if they’ve got proof, show it. Otherwise, stop throwing around baseless claims!”
“And Millie, stay out of it. This is between Eva and Vivian! Quit trying to grab attention!”
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