Submitting To My Billionaire Ex-Wife

Chapter 59

Genevieve had a hunch that Louis was helping her. He was doing it blatantly, even if he had to resort to such methods.

Louis smiled and waved his phone.

He said, “I just asked my assistant to tell Mrs. Hopkins that I bumped into Mr. Hopkins here.”

Genevieve didn’t doubt him. It shouldn’t be difficult for a person like him to get in touch with Thomas assistant at any time.

Still, it was unexpectedly pleasant to be able to break out of trouble like this.

She smiled a little. Louis said with a smile, “It’s getting late. Shall I drive you home?”

Before Genevieve could speak, Samantha answered for her, “Of course. Go ahead!”

Genevieve was speechless.

The scene just now was quickly resolved.

But then, someone had recorded a video and posted it, which instantly caused a stir on the internet.

Regina became the focus of the whole video. Her comments about being a homewrecker almost overwhelmed the

comment section.

Someone commented: (I expected her to be Thomas‘ mistress.]

Someone else wrote: [Disgusting! She pulled the strings to get to her current position, and she even dared to fight with Mrs. Hopkins! Mrs. Hopkins was too gentle on her. Let me do it!]

Another one commented: [And she even had the guts to mock Genevieve. Doesn’t she know that Genevieve is better- looking and more popular than her?]

Someone wrote: Just ban her. She’s so shameless! I can’t believe people like her exist.]

Regina had no idea that she had topped the trending page.

The staff took her away. Before she reached home, she received news that paparazzi were surrounding her place.

She was also informed overnight that she was taken off the TV show which she was slated to act in.

No one wanted to work with a flawed figure who was like a ticking time bomb.

Regina felt like her world had fallen apart. She was at such a loss that the only thing she could do was to contact her cousin, Rosalie.

Rosalie had regained her usual composure, and she only said that she would find a way.

The mother who had helped her murder someone had died. She was only scared for a moment before feeling relieved.

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anymore, and it was

now.

up and called

have something to ask of you. Regina is my cousin, and she was misled into saying those words. She was

a dilemma, but he couldn’t

think of a way.”

resources, putting in money and effort to

shortest time.

the next morning, people were still talking

wasn’t very

choice but to hold a

plain clothes, and there were marks of being beaten on her face. She attended the conference with a weak appearance as she explained, “What happened that day was a misunderstanding. I won a bracelet Genevieve had her eyes on at an auction,

bodyguards, went straight to the stage and slapped

in

Olivia snorted coldly.

said, “How dare you speak of others like this? Genevieve donated 600 thousand dollars, which means that she’s humbler and more generous than you. The only thing you ever did was to squander my husband’s money. Have you donated even a penny

bracelet from Regina’s hand and announced coldly in front of the reporters, “As a shareholder of Royal Entertainment, I declare that Regina is

alarming thunder, throwing the whole area into

threw the bracelet to the

as if she had branded Regina with humiliation,

was pale, and she staggered as if she could

taking photos of her, and the flashes

to be

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that Regina

commented: [So she’s the one who

can’t believe her audacity to talk bad about others. She was the one who

Rosalie managed to take over,

say that

broadcast, she couldn’t help laughing.

was a brave

didn’t care about pride at all. Now, the only thing she cared about was property.

Sullivan knocked on the table. She came

that she was getting distracted

handling official business. He glared at her bluntly.

he said, “Well, Ms. Lawrence, you should handle this project.

stood up. “The meeting

she realized that Sullivan had given her a

deeply regretted getting distracted

out, she went straight to Sullivan’s office.

said, “Uncle Sullivan, I