Chapter 258: Chapter 258

The first tweet said that Silvia had gathered information about people who spread rumors, cursed her, and blocked her doorstep. If the harassment continued, she would reveal their personal information.

The second tweet was the recording of Ada and Silvia’s phone conversation just now!

Ada would be stupid if she still had not figured out what was going on.

In fact, Silvia did not have any recordings that could prove her innocence and posted that tweet on purpose. She waited for Ada to fall into the trap and contact her. Then, she skillfully made Ada admit her wrongdoing!

Ada was infuriated when she figured everything out. Silvia, that b*tch! She would not spare her!

Silvia’s two tweets hit hard at those who had criticized her and gathered at her doorstep.

Public opinion quickly shifted, and everyone started criticizing Ada.

[Ah, Silvia really knows how to hit back! Simple and to the point, just like those two slaps she gave Ada!]

[Ha, it turns out Ada has been pretending all along! Silvia endured over ten years of hardship, and when she finally came back, Ada insulted her adoptive parents. My opinion of Ada just changed completely!]

[I heard that the Pond Family brought back Silvia because Ada needed a bone marrow transplant. Seriously, what’s wrong with Ada? If not for Silvia’s adoptive parents, she might not even be here when Ada needed that bone marrow. How ungrateful can she be?!]

[What good clothes can someone like her design? I’ll never buy anything she designs in the future!]

Those who previously criticized Silvia for Ada suddenly realized they had been deceived. They flooded Ada’s Twitter and launched even more vicious attacks than before.

Unable to bear the comments, Ada eventually turned off the comment function.

Despite this, she continued to receive abusive messages privately. She lost both her recent and her longtime followers.

Ada threw her phone to the floor, covered her face, and broke down in tears.

Silvia looked at the comments and the people apologizing to her with a cold expression.

Many people online tend to be easily influenced by the one-sided version of the “truth.” They thought they represented justice when, in reality, they were just a group of emotionally manipulable fence-sitters.

Ada had reaped the benefits of lies, but with the truth revealed, she would bear a greater consequence.

Her ordeal had just started.

Silvia closed Twitter, put down her phone, and wearily rubbed her temples.

The bedroom door opened, and Neil walked in.

Seeing his cold expression, Silvia thought he had come to defend Ada. She said expressionlessly, “Mr. Remus, if you are here for Ada—”

Before she could finish, Neil pulled her into his arms.

His hug felt a bit chilly and carried that distinct minty fragrance of his. Silvia was stunned for a moment and instinctively pushed him away.

“What are you doing?”

“Just leave these matters to me next time. All you need to do is rest.”

After a brief silence, Silvia smiled and said, “Mr. Remus, what’s our relationship? Why do I need you to help me solve problems?”

Neil’s expression remained unchanged as he looked at her calmly. “Even if we’re just friends with benefits, I won’t stand by and watch you being bullied.”

Silvia subconsciously clenched her fists. She lowered her gaze and coldly said, “It’s better to draw a clear line, Mr. Remus.”

As soon as she finished speaking, the atmosphere in the bedroom turned cold.

After a long silence, Neil said in a low voice, “I understand. Dinner is almost ready. I’ll carry you out to eat.”

Silvia frowned. “No need. I can walk on my own.”

Neil ignored her. He carried her in his arms and headed out.

Seeing that he ignored her, Silvia did not bother to say anything else.

With Silvia injured, the dishes prepared by the housekeeper were all bland. Silvia found them unappetizing at just a glance.

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Neil put a piece of fish on her plate and indifferently said, “You can have it when you’re recovered.”