My Baby's Daddy

“Harmony Mayo, why are you here?” Samantha exclaimed in shock. Harmony sneered, “Why do you think I’m here? Leiderman, you will pay for your actions.” Samantha was taken into the interrogation room. At first, she denied everything until the police presented the evidence.

Samantha listened to her own voice recordings, saw her own text messages and transfer records, and her face turned pale.

How is this possible?! She couldn’t believe Harmony was actually suing her for this. She had smeared others before, and other artists had always turned a blind eye. But Harmony was serious and intended to sue her.

“Samantha, you’re involved in defamation and bribery, with a significant amount of money involved. Prepare yourself.” “Prepare myself? Am I going to jail?” Samantha, with her limited legal awareness, actually thought she hadn’t broken the law.

“As long as Miss Mayo sues you, you’ll face a minimum of three to five years in prison.” “I want to talk to my lawyer! Samantha was scared and panicked.

Samantha immediately turned around, begging Harmony on her knees in front

need to support my parents. Please spare me!” Harmony sneered, “Samantha, do you think you can harm others without facing consequences? You tarnished my reputation with just a few words. When you decided to smear me, you should have considered the consequences.” Samantha truly regretted her actions. It was just a thought

I really have. Please forgive me! Let’s settle this privately, don’t sue me, don’t take me to court.” “Not only will I sue you, but I will also expose this matter online,

ground, terrified at the thought of spending her

about Harmony on the internet had been removed, but this incident also brought a wave of criticism toward Harmony In the evening, after taking a bath, Harmony sat on the balcony couch, chatting with Sera about the situation on the internet. The manager of the media outlet personally apologized, and soon after that, the police issued a

Not only had Harmony cleared her name, but she had also brought a lot of positive

encouraging those who had been smeared but couldn’t speak up. It was not right to let those with