Chapter 66

#“Why does she have to mention cancer in every video? Is that her way of getting more views?”

“The girl was put in a terrible spot after she spotted a screenshot of somebody else doubting her on the Internet. In that screenshot, the netizen said that she was going to quit updating her social media because of the backlash, However, other netizens criticize her instead. They said that she shouldn’t have put the blame on people who commented on her because she’s already an influential Internet celebrity They said that she’s setting a bad example for everybody else on the Internet.

“After that, more and more netizens started doubting and condemning her actions. They began questioning the medication list she posted, and they even found out that the hospital she went to had no record of her. Someone also discovered that she had already recovered from the first time she was diagnosed with cancer, and she was only doing these things for fame. What’s worse is that she’s still secretly accepting donations from the netizens despite being so wealthy.

“Everyone waited for her response, but there wasn’t a single update on her account. Half a month later, that account posted an update telling everybody that the girl had passed away.”

Stella was shocked.

Marshall gazed at his cup of coffee and stirred it, looking a little indifferent. “She took her own life. She won the battle against cancer but lost to the netizens‘ abusive comments.

“The girl’s parents also publicized her suicide note, medical records with the hospital’s stamp, and a video of the nurses debriding her.

“She was suffering so badly in that video. She was yelling in pain, and she looked completely different from the optimistic and cheerful persona she showed everyone on the Internet. Nobody knew how she managed to put on makeup and make those videos after going through all that or how she was sent to the ICU after the half marathon.

“The online aggressors started deleting their accounts after that got out. They just killed someone, and yet they could just start fresh again after registering a new account and continue their abusive behavior on the next victim.”

Stella felt very bad after hearing that story. She could relate to that girl very much because of the dark times she had been through.

Fortunately, her friend got her out of the vicious cycle and woke her up. However, that girl had lost her life “The law is meant to protect human rights, not those animals on the Internet”

Stella was silent for a moment before she looked up and said. “Sue them for defamation.”

Marshall smiled faintly with his gentle eyes. “I’ll gather the users information I can only obtain their identity once we make it to court Would you pass me your 1.D? I’m going to need the plaintiff’s information too.”

Stella paused. He’s going to find out that I lied to him about my name previously if I show how my 12 Marshall asked softly after noticing how Stella just sat there. ‘Whats wrong”

Then, Stella responded uncomfortably. I used my friend’s ID to register this account bar if use her ID to initiate the lawsuit?

It s not re mmended her se the victims onhne o ment Dusk Galay ”

anothe Marshall asked again after seeing the embarrassed look on her face, “Are you not comfortable with using your own identity?”

Stella said to herself internally, I’m just worried that you’ll know that I lied to you.”