Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss novel Chapter 317

"She was switched at birth. Her adoptive parents were terrible people, so what could you expect her to learn? I heard she was seducing men at a young age and has a messy private life."

"My relative used to be a housekeeper in her home and said she has a terrible temper. She would verbally and physically abuse the staff and even used her power to get one of them thrown in jail. She's just plain evil."

"I heard she not only abuses the staff but also regularly beats her own little brother. If she can do that to her own family, imagine what she'd do to other children."

"Apparently, the abused child is a genius with an IQ over 140. A future pillar of our nation, almost ruined by this wicked woman."

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In just one night, the internet seemed to be filled with nothing but attacks on Yvonne. Such a large-scale troll campaign was clearly beyond the means of a working-class couple.

Yvonne suddenly thought of Oscar. It seemed the Rogers family had struck again.

As expected of the powerful Rogers Group, they always went big.

"Hans' parents have already contacted me. They're demanding two million in compensation and a public apology. Or, if we skip the apology, they want five million."

Sandra's voice was hoarse and weary. It was a classic case of no good deed going unpunished, and it was hard for anyone to stomach.

"Hans' parents are just laborers; they seemed like such honest people. When I offered to sponsor Hans, they were so happy they were in tears, thanking me over and over, almost kneeling. I never thought they'd be like this. Yvonne, I'm sorry. This is my fault for misjudging them."

"Sandra, don't blame yourself. It's not your fault. We did a good thing with a clear conscience. Not everyone in the world is good. The Rogers family is likely behind this, so we need to figure out how to handle it," Yvonne said.

After the call, Yvonne threw back the covers and got out of bed. After washing up and changing, she left her room.

Bullet followed at her heels, his tail wagging lazily.

"You're awake, Yvonne. Come have breakfast. I made something you'll love," Helen said with a smile, pausing her cleaning in the living room.

"Thank you for all your hard work, Helen," Yvonne replied with a warm smile.

She walked into the dining room and froze when she saw the man sitting at the table.