[DoctorBen: Aren’t you just ndering another woman here, or is there a point you’re trying to make? Regardless, aren’t you still aiming to hurt someone with this?]
[SincerelyMe: @DoctorBen, we’re not ndering anyone or trying to bring any woman down. We support women like Hera, who has been unjustly ndered while innocent. However, we will call out anyone, woman or otherwise, who tries to ruin someone else’s life, regardless of their reasons. If someone has the ability to confront issues, they should do so without causing harm to others.]
[JusticeBeliever: I can’t decide if the women who ndered Hera are simply foolish or truly malicious. Do they really think that just because Alice’s reputation has taken a hit, it’s eptable to go to such extremes to ruin someone else’s life? If you told me this isn’t a drama being hyped before its airing, I’d find it hard to believe.]
[Cheatue: Unfortunately, @JusticeBeliever, this isn’t a drama or just hype. Someone’s life is genuinely being ruined, while one of the perpetrators is pretending to be righteous and kind.]
[KingIsMe: Hold on! How can you be sure that Alice orchestrated this? It was her two friends who distorted the facts and spread misinformation online out of dissatisfaction. Just because she’s friends with them doesn’t mean she’s responsible for their actions. Aren’t you just ndering her as well? Punish the two whomitted the wrongdoing, but don’t drag Alice into it. She might be trying to y the hero, which is understandable for her age, and being friends with them doesn’t automatically make her guilty. It could simply mean she has a good heart.]
[NorthernDuke: @KingIsMe, you make a fair point, but if Alice was truly just helping her friends, she wouldn’t have tried to distort the facts or suggest that the misinformation was urate. Her actions of provoking the victim while pretending to be concerned and kind raise questions about her intentions. The right response would have been to apologize on behalf of her friends, not to undermine Hera and mislead viewers. If you missed it, I’d suggest watching the rey to see the full context.]
On the other side, Gerald had already pulled out his phone to check the online reaction. Noticing that the camera frequently shifted between Hera and Alice, as well as the two girls who had ndered Hera, he realized that the situation was being broadcast live. Curious about how public opinion was shaping up, he wanted to see the reaction and sentiment in real-time.
He was actively reading all thements, finding it unnecessary to watch the live stream directly since the unfolding drama was clear from his end. asionally, he couldn’t help butugh at Hera’s sarcastic remarks, cleverly disguised as a pitiful disy.
He only found out that his Young Miss could be witty and knew how to pretend to be pitiful and weak to sway the masses into her side and use her enemy’s tactics against them which was actually really hrious if watch live.
He typically abhors women who use such maniptive tactics, finding them distasteful. However, seeing his Young Miss employ these same methods invoked a sense of pity for the other party. He couldn’t help butugh, knowing the recipient of her maniption was in for a significant bacsh.
When he heard Hera say, "Why would I sumb now that I have a better standing than before?" Gerald nearly burst intoughter at the absurdity of it. She was absolutely right—why would she give in now when she had the full support of the Avery family and six powerful men backing and pampering her? There was no reason for her to sell herself short when she was in such a strong position.