I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Chapter 311 Giddy Fans

After seeing Abigail’s fans showering her with concern following her tweet, CoolVogue retweeted Abigail’s tweet with a sarcastic response of their own.

“Wow. What horrible employees you have there. All of us at CoolVogue must have jumped the gun in the heat of the moment. So sorry for the misunderstanding. You have our utmost sympathy, Ms. Alana.

Following their tweet, Sean also shared a retweet of his own.

‘Alana called every single company she has dealings with to explain the situation. CoolVogue was the only one who made a scene about it on social media immediately after receiving the call and accused Alana of plagiarism. Is it because they think she doesn’t have evidence to prove her innocence, so they decided to boost their popularity by making the first move to paint themselves as the victim?”

Once Sean’s tweet went out, Abigail’s fans began to rebuke CoolVogue.

‘She already reached out in person to explain the situation. So many brands have partnered with her. Even though Lyshe was accused of plagiarism during the livestream yesterday, they didn’t post anything on Twitter today to condemn Ally. You guys are the only ones blowing things out of proportion. Now that Ally has provided evidence to back herself up, here you are, pretending to be all magnanimous. Look at you addressing her as Ms. Alana as if you actually respect her!”

‘Over a hundred unpublished designs were stolen. While you don’t need to sympathize with Ally, as a business partner, you shouldn’t be coming forward to say she plagiarized either! What a shameless attempt at getting your ten minutes of fame. No other brand is as despicable as you.

‘No wonder you’re still a small brand despite being around for so many years now. You’re not worth supporting at all. Even Ally can’t give you the boost you need to make a name for yourself. None of the bigger brands said anything about plagiarism. You’re the only one who backstabbed your business partner. Who would dare to collaborate with brands like you that throw their own partners under the bus?”

Abigail saw the commotion online and sent Sean a text.

hands that you’re browsing Twitter every day now? You didn’t need to come forward and talk about this. Why

Abigail wouldn’t be happy to see him getting involved in

on the coattails of your popularity. If Graham International goes bankrupt, I can still become an influencer. Maybe I’ll be known as the nation’s husband? I’d get

1/3

didn’t know how to

that the wealthy young men attracted more viewers with their live streams. Compared to ordinary people,

as much of

to get his five minutes

and went to bed. She had such a busy day that she

tides online would slowly change

into the office, she saw

up with a few more designs. We have to give our clients over a hundred designs in three days,” Abigail said without even

her head.

too intense. Even though she was focused on her design work, she could still

no idea what they’re saying about you and Mr. Graham,” her assistant chattered

“Are there rumors

guys. They say that each time you post a tweet, Mr. Graham instantly backs you up and mocks your enemies

to what the netizens are thinking. Sean is just trying to ride the wave of our popularity. Don’t

he want to ride

another word, and I’ll give you more work to do.”