On the big screen, aparison of Vickie''s before-and-after photos appeared. The details were thorough with her initial consultation, follow-up appointments, and the final results of her stic surgery.


    It also included information about Vickie''s so-called adoptive father. This proof was solid.


    A reporter stood up and asked, "A recent article from New Age has been used


    of containing false information. Mrs. Houston, was this article published under your instruction?"


    Gand tried to get up and rify, but Debra beat him to it.


    She replied calmly, "That article was written by a friend of mine. He was too eager to clear my name to verify the content. It was provided by a third party andter proved to be a trap. If anyone wishes to know the details, you may approach me after this press conference. I will provide you a copy and let you see their filthy tricks."


    Another journalist followed up, "Mrs. Houston, how can you prove that you are the real heiress?"


    "Vickie imed to be the real heiress, which, at one point, left me perplexed," Debra replied. "The Frazier Group fell apart over a year ago and was merged into the McKinney Group under my direction. I don''t know what Miss Donaldson is after. But since she ims to be the real heiress, shouldn''t she be the one providing evidence of her identity?"


    She gestured toward the evidence on the screen and continued, "The proof of her stic surgery is right here. You''re wee to dig deeper. I sincerely hope she can present some solid, verifiable proof of her identity. Otherwise, I will take legal action against both her and the Nichols Group to reim my right to reputation."


    Debra rose to her feet and


    concluded, "That''s all I have to say for today''s press conference. If there are further disputes, I will take them. Straight to court."  fo


    She turned to leave, with Marion trailing.


    The journalists still had countless questions, but Gand''s team blocked them off One of them


    stated firmly if you have anys, inquiries, feel free to ask us. We have firsthand information directly from Mrs. Houston."


    Gand had printed 100 copies of the evidence Liza had provided. By tomorrow,


    this information would flood major publications.


    Vickie''s status as a fake heiress was set in stone.


    Erica rushed over as Debra stepped down from the stage. "Is it over? Did we win?"


    Debra smiled bitterly, "Not that easy."


    Erica was confused. "But everyone now believes that Vickie is a fraud, don''t they?"


    "That was never their real goal," Debra sighed. "They didn''t need people to believe she was the real heiress. They just wanted to make her famous. Negative publicity''s still publicity This newly establishedpany is going to be a real a headache for us."