Chapter 767
Chapter 767:
“I’ve done nothing wrong!” Vivian cried, eyes brimming with false grievance. “You can’t accuse me without proof p>
“Oh, really?” Millie arched a brow. “Then before the concert ends is your first chance. Tomorrow at noon will be your last p>
She paused, voice low and steady. “And you’d better take the first chance, because I hold something that could make you regret everything p>
“What do you mean, Millie?” Vivian asked in panic.
But Millie said nothing more. She turned and walked away.
Vivian tried to follow, but Brandon glanced at Eugene, and the man stepped forward and blocked her path.
Millie walked on with Myron and headed for the car.
They were about to get in when Brandon finally called out, “Millie!” He just couldn’t hold back.
She didn’t turn, not even for a second. She stayed close to Myron and got into the car.
Giffard had been waiting inside. He looked at her anxiously. “Why didn’t you expose Vivian p>
Millie shook her head. “Let’s go back first. This isn’t the place to talk p>
Seeing Giffard about to speak, she added, “Tomorrow at noon—that’s her final deadline p>
They needed time to settle the threats in Flaville by then. She wouldn’t expose Vivian now and put Giffard in a bind.
As the car drove off, Millie watched the scenery blur past the window. “It’ll soon be all over,” she whispered to herself.
A sleek car glided through the city, making its way toward the concert venue. Lines of people continued to trickle through the doors and find their seats, but all eyes seemed glued to their phones and tablets.
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Somewhere backstage, Vivian had already fired up her livestream, urging viewers to shower her with digital gifts just to stop Millie from performing her song. The move had caused quite a stir online.
Moments later, Millie arrived in person, and soon after, a bold announcement hit social media—Millie and Evans Entertainment had just gone public with a joint statement. The update spread across the internet at lightning speed.
Fans rallied together in online chatrooms. “Hold off on sending those gifts to Vivian; that’s exactly what she’s after,” one group warned.
Voices grew more determined. “Millie is making the right call. If we cave this time, Vivian will just pull the same stunt again. We can’t let her win p>
Arguments flared on the other side as well, where Vivian’s loyal fans took a stand. “What’s Millie’s problem anyway? Vivian’s poll is none of her business,” a supporter chimed in.
Defiance rang out. “Tipping is my choice, so why does anyone else care?” Sympathy for Vivian poured in. “Vivian is terminally ill, but Millie still wants to make things hard for her? That’s just heartless p>
Hundreds of heated comments kept the online conflict alive.