The Cherished Wife

Suzy drew in a deep breath as she ended her conversation with her parents before picking up her phone and dialing Jane's number. "Jane, what on earth is going on? Who released the news?"

"It's definitely not me," Jane said as she frowned. "There's no way I would put out news like this, but I don't know who did this either. No one at Royal Star is letting a peep out, either. You've got to understand that Charles, our big boss, is embroiled in the scandal this time. If he wants to get to the bottom of this, we'll have to suffer the consequences as well."

Jane was not vexed because of Winter, but rather at the fact she would get dragged into the mess as well. "Oh, that's right. Who do you think did this?"

"Why would you think that I know anything when you have no idea yourself, Jane?" Suzy hung up the phone and bit her lip, running through the facts before dialing Ronald's number.

Ronald was currently scrolling through and reading the headlines the various news outlets had crafted. His feed was filled with pictures of Charles and Winter, paired with captions that left room for one's imagination and easily led readers down a path of mistruth. Ronald could not help but marvel at how Mr. Charles was willing to go to all ends just for the sake of his wife, even to the point of getting himself involved. Charles was willing to sacrifice his sex appeal to deal with these women.

on the table, rang. Upon glancing at it and seeing that the incoming call was from Suzy, Ronald waited briefly before answering the

of the news. He nodded and said, "Yes, I just saw it. What on earth is going on? Why was Mr. Hoffman's picture placed alongside Winter Shaw's picture like that? And that angle... It's obvious even at first glance that someone deliberately did

really not

Charles and flagrantly publish his

to ask you your thoughts on this. Winter called me earlier this

got guts. How dare you pul such a trick against Mr. Hoffman? Aren't you scared that you'll anger 't him, and

did not do this. Besides, Winter would not be so foolish when she's already married. It would