Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 168 News Spreading Like Wildfire

Early the next day.

Although Colton intentionally wanted to suppress the news, the incident had become too hot recently. It was almost as if it had grown its own legs, and it instantly filled the Internet in the morning.

Topics that flooded the internet included: ‘Lisa Refused to Withdraw the Lawsuit, Causing Daniella to Commit Suicide by Swallowing Sleeping Pills’, ‘A Life Was Lost Because One Refused to Withdraw the Lawsuit’, and ‘Lisa Is a Murderer’.

Originally, after Daniella failed to commit suicide, there was a lot of discussion about Nicole on the Internet. Now that Daniella had died, no matter what the reason, not only the media, but even netizens agreed that it was Nicole’s fault.

Suddenly, Nicole’s personal account was flooded with negative comments.

Nicole turned off her phone after a few glances. After all, looking at these things for a long time would affect her mood.

Colton’s villa was big, and there was a huge balcony on the second floor. Nicole and Hayden were both here, so Whitney also moved here. Fortunately, there were many rooms in this villa, so they naturally had room for her.

the morning. Nicole took her son and Whitney to bask in the sun on

just fine today. The sun was out,

in the sun, the phone rang. She thought there was some news from Colton, but she didn’t expect Zachary

Whitney, who quickly denied it. “I didn’t tell him anything! Now that the news is everywhere, maybe President

said who is calling me,

that she seemed too worked up and touched her

at the

just laughed at by both the

finished teasing her, she hid aside and answered the

you tell me about such a huge thing?” Zachary did not use his usual gentle tone, and his words held

lowered her voice. “I didn’t kill anyone, so

the current public opinion is against you, and there are even some rumors over here,” Zachary said

his exhaustion, so she comforted, “Zach, I will handle this matter myself. You don’t have to worry, and just focus on

as he lamented, “If I had known that so many things would happen, I wouldn’t have agreed to let you