Farewell to Love: The CEO's Desperate Chase novel Chapter 210

At the same moment, Emilia sensed something strange as well.

“What’s going on?” Cindy asked, frowning. “Whose people are these? Why are they suddenly helping us?”

A new, mysterious force had appeared online, and no one seemed to know which side they were on.

In the blink of an eye, every rumor swirling around them was swept away, leaving nothing behind.

“Should we keep going?” Christian turned to Emilia.

She shook her head.

The outcome was already decided.

There was no need.

Emilia had never relied on hype anyway. With her talent and skill, as long as nothing unexpected happened, she would advance on her own merits.

The real problem was Vivienne, who’d been targeting her from the very start.

First, Vivienne had teamed up with Wyatt to sabotage Emilia’s sound and video quality. Then she tried to ruin her with a barrage of scandalous rumors.

According to Seven’s latest intel, the attacks had escalated—now Vivienne’s people were spreading the most vicious gossip possible.

They claimed Emilia had slept with the entire Voice of the Divine production team to secure her ranking.

There’s nothing more insidious than slut-shaming a woman, leaving her unable to defend herself.

It was disgusting—pure malice.

But Emilia was no fool. Of course she fought back.

Luckily, her overwhelming talent spoke for itself, and the rumors quickly fell apart.

Still, this new force online...

Emilia frowned. Whoever it was, they were almost too powerful.

“Who could it be?” Christian wondered aloud.

“Look into it,” Emilia said. “We need to know who we’re dealing with.”

Christian nodded in agreement.

Meanwhile, on the other side, Vivienne was texting Jack: [We can’t hold them back anymore. Don’t leak the miscarriage story yet—save it for later.]

Not long after, the rankings for the fourth round of Voice of the Divine were released.

With that, she steered Emilia away.

Vivienne was seething, but she forced herself to stay calm.

The internet was buzzing with speculation.

It was all organic, coming straight from the audience.

After all—

“This is just too weird. Every single time, the attacks are aimed at Serena. Who did she offend? And this time, someone even spread that nasty rumor. If people didn’t see for themselves how talented Serena is, she would have no way to clear her name.”

Once or twice might be a coincidence, but from the first round to the fourth, the sabotage had only gotten worse.

At first, people suspected Wyatt.

But Wyatt wasn’t about to take the fall for Vivienne. He posted a video of himself in the hospital, dabbing antiseptic on his injuries, with the caption: “Not my problem.”

He looked so battered it was almost comical—eyes full of wounded indignation.

Someone else revealed he’d been thrown to the ground behind the utility room.

Some clever netizens guessed he’d tried to cut the power, only to be stopped by Christian.