Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss novel Chapter 311

Yolanda was rattled, but she kept her composure and quickly went to get help.

The group consisted mostly of actresses, so their assistants and bodyguards arrived swiftly to escort them away.

With the drama over, Yvonne straightened her gown and smoothed her disheveled hair. Just as she was about to leave, Yolanda blocked her path.

Yolanda held out her arm, her expression stern and righteous. "Ms. Jones, you owe us an explanation for your actions."

"An explanation? For what?" Yvonne asked.

These bullies wanted her, the victim, to explain herself? Was this a joke?

"You assaulted my friends for no reason. We can't just let this go. I expect you to publicly apologize to them and offer appropriate compensation," Yolanda continued.

Yvonne couldn't help but scoff. "Did you know your 'friends' were trying to bully me?"

"You have no proof, Ms. Jones. Are you just trying to slander my friends? I didn't see them bully you; I only saw you assault them. If you refuse to apologize and compensate them, I'll have to call the police."

Yolanda acted as if she was on a moral high ground, looking down at Yvonne like a judge.

As a public figure, Yvonne would normally want to avoid escalating the situation.

Yolanda thought she had Yvonne cornered, planning to humiliate her thoroughly.

The moment Yvonne apologized, Yolanda planned to leak the story. Trying to seduce a wealthy man, acting like a diva, assaulting other artists—once these scandals were out, Yvonne's reputation would be ruined. She'd be forced out of Istra and disappear from her and Bennett's lives for good.

Yolanda's scheme was well-laid, but she hadn't counted on one thing: Yvonne didn't respond to threats, and she certainly wasn't afraid of a fight.

"The police? Fine by me. If it's too much trouble for you, I can make the call myself." With that, Yvonne pulled out her phone and dialed the emergency number.

After speaking with the police, the lawyer relayed every detail to Oscar.

"Right now, the case looks very unfavorable for Ms. Walker..."

Since Yvonne was the one who called the police, she naturally came prepared.

The friend of Yolanda's who was recording on her phone dropped it right into Yvonne's hands after being hit.

Their insults and their threats to strip her and post it online were all caught on video.

The footage even showed that Yolanda's friend had struck first, making Yvonne's retaliation a clear act of self-defense.

As a result, not only had Yolanda's friends taken a beating for nothing, but they were now facing legal consequences.