The Doormat Wife’s Ultimate Glow-Up novel Chapter 123

At the end of the post, there was even a screenshot of Reese’s old chat with him from when they used to date. The picture was cropped just right so you couldn’t tell when it happened, and his replies were short and chilly. It was obvious Reese was the only one really into it.

The caption said, “This isn’t slander. It’s the kind of vigilance every citizen should have. And don’t say we’re ignoring family—some people’s actions are just too shameful.”

The internet exploded.

“I always thought it was weird how she confronted Mr. Ratcliff and Ms. Meyer in public. Turns out she’s been a homewrecker all along!”

“She didn’t just break up Mr. Ratcliff and Ms. Meyer, she even tried to steal her own cousin’s man. No wonder the Ramos family cut her off.”

“Seriously, does anyone believe she didn’t leak those secrets? Maybe Reese has someone powerful backing her. Why else would the National Security Agency claim there’s ‘no evidence’?”

“It’s honestly creepy. Why does BlackOak protect her so much? Something shady is definitely going on!”

“Totally. We need to boycott BlackOak and anything Reese had a hand in!”

The whole narrative flipped in an instant, and all that anger came crashing down on Reese again. Hashtags like #ReeseHasConnections and #ReeseSeducedHerBrotherInLaw shot straight to the top of the trending list. With a little help from behind the scenes, all that online hate even started shaking BlackOak’s stock price.

That day, before work was even out, a crowd gathered outside BlackOak Center, waving banners and signs.

Alan stood by the tall windows, looking down at the mess below, his brow knit tight with worry.

The boycott itself didn’t faze him, but he was scared the situation was about to get way out of hand. If things blew up any further, the higher-ups might decide they needed to make an example out of Reese just to calm everyone down.

Zach really wasn’t holding back. He was forcing Reese into a corner.

“Alan, let’s hold a press conference,” Reese said quietly, standing next to him. She seemed calmer now, her voice steady. “I have the same chat logs Zach posted—”

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