Chapter 1216 Beware of Scams
There was also a very noticeable pattern Hazel only followed girls who locked innocent and were under 23 years old.
As for the rest, she would decline their request and wouldn’t even bother rmending Club Solstice to them
Wynter was familiar with the inte and understood various apps promotional strategies. These apps often engaged users by leveraging extensive data for targeted notifications.
Instagram, in particr, was trusted by many and indeed served as an effective tform for inspiration.
However, many posts were crafted to attract attention. For instance, there were captions such as ‘Writing novels for nine years! Earn six figures by your 20s! Offering mentorship for $399 that came along with a bunch of royalty screenshots.
Many people would be amazed and envidus. This was especially true for housewives and college students who might be tempted to try
However, after paying for the mentorship, they would end up taking a bunch of useless courses and barely making any money.
It might seem as if they were making money. But in reality, anyone who wrote 100 thousand words per month would make a few bucks, regardless of mentorship.
The writing industry relied on individual insight. If one believed they were a genius in this field, no famous author was taught their way to sess.
If one was not a genius and wanted to try their hand in this field, they should read more and start writing directly.
Ultimately, they would be told that sess depended on their own
Firstly, royalty screenshots could be falsified easily with editing software. Secondly, individuals earning six figures per month typically prioritized their own writing over teaching others.
meone attempted to expose this, they often faced bacsh from amunity that defended these individuals, iming they were assisting neers and dismissing the criticism as envy.
However, few considered that charging money for these services was not genuine assistance but rather a business transaction.
People tended to blindly follow and admire someone influential, believing and respecting everything they saidN?velDrama.Org owns this.
This was the case in Hazel’sment section. Despite warnings that there was no such thing as a free lunch, many still believed and strongly defended. her. This phenomenon was not umon these days.
Wynter reviewed thements and eventually identified two other ounts.
These two ounts appeared to be familiar with Hazel. Otherwise, they wouldn’t have assisted in generating such a buzz. This was merely Wynter’s
intuition.
The clues were starting to resurface. These two ounts‘ owners had the same job as Hazel.
Wynter’s gaze darkened as she skimmed through thements. Her fingers.
moved even faster.
Instantly, the girls‘ texts popped up. Thetest messages were from early this
morning.
The first text was from Hazel. “Vanny has already drunk that ss of wine. I’m curious to see how different she’ll be from her usual self.”
Very quickly, Adrina Seth followed. “She acts so pure and innocent all the time. She never goes out when we ask her to. But her eyes were practically glued to Sky as soon as he showed up. She’s so fake!”
Rosaria replied to Adrina, “Who cares? Let her be as fake as she wants. What’s important is that she was the chosen ong. We’ll benefit from it. Let’s go. shopping once we get ourmission!”
“I’ve scheduled a mesotherapy session. can finally pay off the amount I owed
Adrina continued with a question. “What if Vanny reports to the police
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afterward?”
Hazel answered Adrina’s text, “Let her. It was obvious to everyone that she was willing.
“Is she going to be unhappy when she realizes it’s a different guy she slept with? She’s the one who wanted a scion. Who’s to me?”
“Vanny is lucky that she was chosen. Those people are big shots. They are not people we can meet under normal circumstances.” Rosaria agreed.