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    She leaned back in her chair, gently swirling the wine in her ss, and muttered to herself, “Maia, you’ve got only one road left. You must attend the charity g I prepared for you with care.”


    She took a sip of red wine and then burst outughing. “I can’t wait for the day you’re left in ruins.”


    While heated arguments raged online, a bundle of photos popped up and quietly turned the tide. They came from Hurst.


    Those shots showed Maia during her trip to the slums, where she and Hurst gave out food side by side.


    In the pictures, Maia stood in the middle of the crowd, handing food and clothes to every child and elder. Her face looked sincere, her movements were gentle, and there was not a trace of coldness.


    “The words above the photos were short and sharp: “Charity isn’t about speeches. It’s about rolling up your sleeves and helping the poor. Prove it with your actions.”


    At first, Hurst had Brian take those shots in secret for other purposes, but now he was forced to use them to fight back against the online crowd of “fools.” The pictures, along with Hurst’s post, spread like wildfire, setting off a fresh wave of opinion.


    Plenty ofizens were stunned. “Did she really go to those ces?”


    “No way. Was it all staged?”


    Some raised doubts. “People living there might not even use the inte. Even if this was all arranged, no one would step in to reveal the truth.”


    But before long, curious people rushed into the slums to check for themselves. They snapped photos of the spot and talked with the locals.


    Soon, the people who had gone to check were proven wrong.


    At the site, a middle-aged woman shouted with joy, “It’s true! Ms. Watson came herself; she gave us plenty of food, water, and clothes.”


    A man added with certainty, “Of course it’s true! My son even said Ms. Watson’s smile was lovely.”


    The story grabbed major media attention. Reporters rushed over to see for themselves and quickly confirmed Hurst’s photos were real.


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    The public started to change its tune. Those who doubted Maia grew quieter.


    The flood of praise pushed Maia’s reputation to new heights.


    Manyizens started to think twice, wondering if they had been fooled by people with hidden agendas. Some began to believe that she had her own reason to keep silent. Though they didn’t know what it was, they chose to believe her.


    Just then, fresh news popped up: “MCN Employee Reveals: Maia Will Give 50% of Her Stock Dividends to Charity.”


    In a sh, Maia became the center of everyone’s attention again. Her fans flooded thements section.”


    “Wow, Maia really is doing charity. She didn’t exin, but her action is the loudest refutation!”


    “Some people just talk, but others walk the walk. Maia is quietly doing good without chasing fame.”


    “A hero who works in silence is far better than a self-righteous pretender.” “Maia will always be my goddess!”


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