She Flash-Married To His Rival

Chapter 73
Moira was a bit tired yesterday, so she slept in today. After she replied to Juliet with “it’s ridiculous”, she went to wash up
Aiken had a meeting today and had already gone back to the office,
While having breakfast, Moira was scrolling through Twitter.
She wasn’t checking out the scandal between Claire and Alfie but was looking at the comments under Felix’s tweets,
Fortunately, Felix’s clarification tweet from yesterday cleared up the situation.
Because of Felix’s tweet, Moira gained over 200 thousand new followers.
Moira was always low-key on the internet and seldom m posted personal updates.
Her Twitter profile wasn’t even verified. Despite the account being registered for seven years, it had only eight tweets, three of which were from the recent online dispute with Claire.
Almost all the comments under her tweet were like “You’re too low-key”, and the fans asked to post more updates.

Moira falt happy and quickly exited Twitter.
Shortly after leaving the app, she received a message from her assistant Lerika. [Moira, you gained a lot of followers. Do you want me to get it verified for
you?]
Moira quickly declined. (No, thank you.]
She was afraid these fans would turn against her in the future.
She wasn’t as attention-seeking as Claire, who wanted to be a social media influencer. It served her right to get slammed and had to pay dearly.
Lenka understood Moira and didn’t push it. (Okay, by the way, can you still attend the charity event on the 20th?
Moira: I should be able to make it.
It was just playing the piano at the opening, not too challenging.
Lenka: OK. I’ll let them know y
Moira: [Got it.]
you’re still attending. Have some rest.
After ending the conversation, Moira went to the piano room to practice for a couple of hours before lunch.
While she was leisurely practicing. Claire was having a frantic day.
Since her affair with Alfie was exposed online yesterday, Claire was now labeled as the “homewrecker.” The comments on her Twitter had reached over 30 thousand, and if she didn’t disable them, they’d probably hit 100 thousand.
But that wasn’t the main issue. She had signed endorsement deals leveraging her status as an online novelist, and now her reputation was ruined. Those companies had already sent her termination letters.
Because she was at fault, the companies demanded three times the original endorsement fees as compensation for breach of contract. The total compensation she had to pay amounted to millions.
On top of that, she had a novel currently being adapted into a TV series, but with her negative image, the show was likely to be canceled before it even