Love's Perfect Match

Chapter 28 She’s Nancy Star

The comments started getting out of hand and the song’s popularity was affected as well. Blake realized how serious things had become, so he immediately went to the Winthrop Group to discuss with Elspeth what they should do to combat this issue.

Elspeth had been in discussion with Callum about the company’s next collaboration. She cocked her eyebrows in amusement when she heard about the controversy online.

“So they’re saying that I imitated Nancy Star?” Elspeth couldn’t resist chuckling at that very idea.

Blake frowned at her reaction. “This is quite a serious matter, Elspeth.”

She doesn’t seem bothered by it at all.

A bold thought came to mind when Callum noticed Elspeth’s reaction.

However, he didn’t voice it. He merely studied Elspeth thoughtfully as he waited to see what she would do next.

Elspeth gave Blake a reassuring smile. “Don’t worry. I’ll take care of this. It won’t affect the release of your new song.”

“Alright.” For some reason, Blake found himself having complete faith in Elspeth once he saw just how unaffected she was.

Ophelia knocked on the door and came in. When she saw that the three of them had gathered there, she couldn’t stop herself from asking, “By the way, I heard that there’s a scandal involving the song that Elspeth recorded with Blake. I think people are saying that Elspeth imitated… What’s going on, Elspeth?”

Elspeth merely glanced at her without saying anything.

Nobody responded to Ophelia, but she forced herself to stay calm and suggested, “I think if Elspeth really did do such a thing, she should just make a public apology on social media. Maybe everyone will forgive her.”

A public apology?

Elspeth knew that making a public apology at a time like this was the equivalent of digging a hole for herself. Not only would her reputation be destroyed, but Blake would be affected too.

“I’m not apologizing,” Elspeth declared outright.

Ophelia instantly started fretting. “Elspeth, even if you don’t care about your reputation, Blake still needs to care about his. If you have even a shred of conscience, you should go and apologize on social media right now. What if this ends up affecting Blake’s career?”

“Don’t worry. I won’t let anyone be affected by this.”

“What else can you do? Imitating is imitating. You can’t

“What if there is something else I can do?” Elspeth decided

Naturally, Ophelia didn’t

public eye, so there’s no way Elspeth is her, right? She studied

me you’re going to announce to the public that you’re

“It so happens that

stupefied when he

was supposed to be engaged to one of them, was actually Nancy Star, the person

Even Callum was stunned

sighed. “Stop trying to put up a strong front,

be bothered to debate this with Ophelia any longer. She took out her phone, opened Twitter, and changed

account to an account with tens of millions of

A new tweet popped up all of a sudden. Blake realized that the only account he was following on Twitter had just sent out a new tweet

just four words, but that was enough to

am Elspeth

tweet blew up on Twitter with several million retweets. A few people started cheering wildly in

you that Elspeth Lynwood is Nancy Star, but none of you

slap in the face. Those of you who said that Elspeth imitated someone else need to slap yourselves

looks like! She looks gorgeous in the music video! She’s beautiful, has a lovely voice, is well-educated, and has five wonderful men to pick from! Her life sounds like something you’d

song. I can’t believe how good it sounds! My wifey has such a mesmerizing voice! I’m going to play the song

you up there,

on Twitter flipped

streaming charts

as if she had gotten VIP seats at the theater and was about to enjoy a good

Ophelia looked like she had just swallowed a

How could Elspeth

she could think of as she looked at Elspeth’s attractive face was how much she longed

well that ends well, and everyone’s happy now,” Elspeth commented, but she brought up something else. “You were

the only thing she could do was force out a smile and apologize. “So sorry about that,

a petty person. Consider