Chapter 427

Chapter 427:

“Alright, I understand your point,” Fernanda replied, her voice laced with relief.

Armed with these assurances, she approached the university’s leadership with confidence. “I can vouch for my friends—they didn’t do this. They’re trustworthy and wouldn’t dare lie to me,” she declared passionately.

“We’ll release a statement immediately,” responded a decisive female leader, her tone full of resolve. “It’s clear this is a smear campaign. They’ve sabotaged the votes to implicate Fernanda, seeking to ruin both her reputation and that of our university p>

The academic rivalry was intense, and they were familiar with such ruthless strategies.

Reacting swiftly, Esaham University’s officials broadcast a firm statement, committing to track down the schemer and ensure strict repercussions.

Yet, the afternoon brought a shocking twist—a recording surfaced.

It contained the voices of a man and a woman—undeniably Vinson and Fernanda.

It was a recording from the day Vinson had chauffeured Fernanda and Sloane back, preserving their car conversation.

“Are you saying you can help me win p>

“Yes. The results of this competition depend on votes. Those votes can be manipulated… I can guarantee you a significant lead. I think you’d make an excellent model… It’s a win for everyone p>

“That’s a pretty compelling argument. So, if I agree p>

The recording came to an unexpected halt following Fernanda’s words, “So, if I agree p>

The leak of this conversation ignited a firestorm across the internet.

Furious netizens unleashed their wrath, targeting both Fernanda and Esaham University with their vehement criticisms.

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“Aren’t they still pretending to be clueless? Isn’t this recording damning evidence p>

“Exactly! They feign innocence, yet everything was meticulously planned behind the scenes! It’s shameful! And the organizers? Completely reprehensible. If they were so keen on Fernanda, why bother with a sham competition? Why not just hire her outright instead of using other contestants as mere pawns p>

“Their deceit is absolutely vile p>

In the wake of the scandal, the morning’s official statement from Esaham University quickly became material for public mockery.

The university leaders, their faces twisted in fury, scolded Fernanda sharply. “Fernanda, we entrusted you with our confidence—how dare you repay us in such a manner? If you’re responsible, confess! Does it thrill you to undermine the university p>

Aidan swiftly stepped between them, his voice a soothing balm against the heated accusations. “Hold on, let’s not leap to judgments. We should hear her out. Fernanda isn’t the type to engage in such deceit. Surely, she deserves our trust p>