Chapter 140 - 140: A

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Andrew Kennedy saw those five words and let out a breath, which meant that this piece of gossip was fake. "Even though she says so, the online public opinion is out of control. Even if this matter is fake..." Andrew's agent said worriedly, "I'm concerned that someone is deliberately trying to harm her. This girl has a real talent for acting, but the entertainment industry is too murky. It's not just about having talent to get ahead. I'm afraid this will give those watching you an opportunity to target you as well." Andrew smiled, "Ah, even though the media sings my praises, I'm still living cautiously behind the scenes. She really is talented. I've been acting for so many years, and I can tell. Her acting skills might surpass mine." Andrew's agent couldn't agree with him. Last year, Andrew was nominated for Best Actor but just missed out in the end. How could a newcomer compare to his acting skills? That seemed impossible! Andrew was someone she had personally worked closely with, so she knew his capabilities better than anyone. Andrew knew she wouldn't believe him and said, "Do you remember the time Eleanor Spencer had multiple takes? If I'm not mistaken, Aurelia Shaw was intentionally suppressing her performance. Eleanor has only been in the industry for a year, so she probably doesn't even know what suppressing a performance means. She might not even realize she's been sabotaged." As an experienced agent, she understood the significance of 'suppressing performances' and was surprised, though she still had some doubts. She murmured to herself, "It could also just be a coincidence. She really is just a newcomer." After replying to Andrew, Aurelia Shaw used similar words to respond to other concerned messages, including a lengthy thousand-word article from Amanda Fuller who was riled up. Amanda said she was going to lead her "Fuller Army" to fight back against the online trolls. Aurelia chuckled when she saw it. Even though Amanda was older than her, why did her actions seem younger than Aurelia's? And then there was the uptight and subtly flirtatious Hadrian Turner, whose words genuinely conveyed concern. To both of them, she explained the situation seriously and told them not to worry. Despite saying this, Hadrian Turner also has a big Weibo account with millions of followers. He seemingly casually reposted the so-called scoop on Weibo, along with screenshots of the recent clarifications, giving the opposition a solid face-slap. Online, the battle was fierce, but the person involved was leisurely basking in the sun at home without any sense of impending doom. It was obvious that Mason Nightshade was orchestrating this from behind the scenes. Since he did it, he must have his reasons and wouldn't let the matter implicate her. Though she no longer trusted him in other areas, she acknowledged Mason Nightshade's capabilities. "Ding~" Her phone chimed with a message made up of garbled text, causing Aurelia to frown in suspicion. She opened it to see a photo—Mason Nightshade? Looking at the background, it was in his office. Soon after, another text message came: "Curious why the Weibo exposing you suddenly gained so much attention? This is the mastermind behind it." Aurelia burst out laughing. This was clearly a tip-off, but the number was so well-hidden, and the tone of the message felt a bit childish? Like a kid telling the teacher, "Teacher, it was him who wet his pants and dirtied the bed." Rather than being curious about why Mason made that Weibo go viral, she was more intrigued by the person who sent the message. To be able to photograph Mason so closely, their relationship couldn't be bad. But such a relationship would still make a complaint to her? It was obvious this was someone with too much free time and a taste for mischief. Aurelia wasn't interested in dealing with someone with such quirks. She forwarded the message directly to Mason Nightshade's phone without changing a thing, her lips curling slyly, and went back to watching her painting videos.

Chapter 140 - 140: A

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