Too Good for You The Ex-Wife You Lost novel Chapter 130

It was obvious that public opinion had spiralled out of control.

Although Allan tried to suppress the news—going so far as to delete articles related to Shannon everywhere—there were just too many righteous netizens for him to be able to block the news completely. Some even dug around for information about Shannon's victims.

Serena had left a final note and jumped into the ocean after she'd told her parents how Shannon had bullied her. Wanting to seek justice for their daughter, Serena's parents constantly filed lawsuits against Shannon in the past few years, but Felicia's subordinates would always suppress the lawsuits.

Serena's parents lived in the slums and only ate scraps to survive. All they wanted to do was seek justice for their daughter.

In the video, they were clutching a photo of Serena dressed in her racer suit and sobbing profusely. They were kneeling on the ground, thanking God for bringing the truth to light. No one wouldn't feel moved upon witnessing such a heartwrenching scene.

Furthermore, Shannon had bullied Serena only because the latter had placed higher than her during a few races.

Meanwhile, one of Rory's legs had been crippled, so he could never race again. He'd ended up working as a mechanic in a car repair shop and only earned a few thousand dollars every month. Shannon had ruined his career because he had won the Rookie of the Year award, denying her that honor.

Nicola also met a terrible fate. She was stabbed to death on Shannon's orders.

There was no end to the number of people that Shannon had hurt and bullied. Her actions incurred the wrath of the public. The more the Haberkorns tried to block the news, the more articles popped up about Shannon. Countless people left comments criticizing them.

"You have power and authority, don't you? All of us are Serena's family. All of us are Nicola's friends. You killed them, but can you kill every single one of us? You can block one person from speaking, but can you block tens of thousands of people from expressing their opinions?"

"I strongly suggest that Shannon be punished by the law. The relevant departments should conduct a thorough investigation into her sister and Allan Haberkorn too! I'm guessing that Allan is rotten to the core too, since he's willing to protect his sister-in-law like this."

It didn't take long before Shannon's sister, Felicia, was faced with her own set of issues. She had invested in several projects after marrying Allan. The projects she'd invested the most in were related to aesthetic medicine and weight loss, which led the netizens to do a thorough investigation into them.

"Felicia is a good-for-nothing too. Her company was exposed for including prohibited ingredients in its diet pills. The authorities warned and fined her company several times, but they didn't change at all!"

Felicia's crying intensified. "But everyone knows that I give you 10% of my businesses' profits every year. I won't hold a grudge against you if you don't want to help me, Laura, but how will other people interpret your actions? They might think you prioritize money over your interpersonal relationships."

Laura's face twisted. She set down her coffee before giving her orders to the housekeeper. "Find out who's responsible for this and why these issues suddenly came to light."

As Felicia wiped the tears from her eyes, Laura said impatiently. "It'll be difficult to deal with the problems your sister is embroiled in. Her behavior was too out of line. She'll have no choice but to be locked up in prison for a few years until the dust has settled.

"As for you, you should find a few scapegoats to take the blame for the issues your businesses are facing. Don't let anyone have leverage over you so easily in the future," Laura said coldly.

Felicia nodded vigorously, feeling secretly thankful that she had given Laura many benefits in the past few years. Her life would really be over without Laura's help.

The housekeeper returned at that moment to report his findings. "The instigator was well-prepared, Mrs. Haberkorn. They didn't leave any traces for us to follow. Also, the public's criticism of the current incidents is too great right now. We might incur their wrath if we were to get involved."