Chapter 1157

Chapter 1157:

Even as he comforted Watkins, the agent couldn’t shake the feeling that Howard’s face looked familiar.

Before the agent could figure it out, Watkins had already pulled himself together.

“You’re right!”

Until Milly married that man, anything could happen. Watkins believed he was not inferior to Howard. All he needed was to work harder and seize the opportunity when it came.

Inside the car, Howard had no idea that Watkins hadn’t given up on Milly. But even if he knew, it wouldn’t matter. Watkins wouldn’t stand a chance.

Howard leaned over to help Milly buckle her seatbelt, planting a light kiss on her cheek as he did so.

“Baby, I’m so happy today. I’m glad you’re willing to make our relationship public.”

The car was filled with warmth as Milly tilted her head, gazing at him intently.

“There’s still one thing that needs to be done,” she said thoughtfully.

Howard frowned slightly, not knowing what needed to be done.

Milly pulled out her phone, moved closer to him, took his hand, and intertwined their fingers. She pressed the shutter button on her phone.

A photo of the two of them was captured in the car.

Milly opened Twitter and began typing.

“He said he was very happy today, and so was I.”

With smooth and natural movements, she added the photo, posted it, and tagged Howard Johns. After finishing, she shook her phone playfully and said, “Now it’s official.”

She truly wanted to spend money on Howard, but that didn’t mean she would let anyone look down on him. She wanted everyone to see just how incredible the man she loved was.

Under Milly’s last Twitter post, many netizens and her haters were still active, flooding the comment section with criticism and disappointment.

“After rooting for Milly and Watkins for so long, I’m shattered that they turned out to be fake. I can’t believe this.”

“If the paparazzo hadn’t exposed the truth, how much longer would Milly have lied to us? I heard she spends all her money on that toy boy. Her morals are completely messed up. I’m disgusted!”

“How can someone with such terrible values even stay in the entertainment industry? She’s lost so many fans, yet no brands have dropped her. I bet she has a powerful backer. A sugar daddy, maybe?”

“What a wild story—a sugar daddy supports Milly, and Milly supports a boy toy. Honestly, I wouldn’t be surprised.”

The harsh comments dominated the replies under Milly’s last post. Fans who genuinely supported her were drowned out. Then, the feed refreshed, and everyone saw her new post.

The photo caught their attention. It was unfiltered and casual, but its authenticity made a strong impact on netizens and fans alike.

“Wow… such a stunning toy boy. Honestly, if I were Milly, I’d spend money on him too.”

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