Chapter 765

Chapter 765:

Waylon turned to Patty, his voice firm and clear. “As for the company’s failure to stand up for me, I’ll be taking legal action, just as the contract states.”

Without another word, he turned to leave, his steps purposeful. Andrew followed, guiding Madisyn off the stage with a calm, steady hand.

The three of them were gone, but their departure left the crowd in a dazed silence that stretched on.

Faces were filled with confusion, shock, and regret.

Patty stood frozen for a moment, her teeth clenched. Then, gathering herself, she stormed off, her heels clicking sharply against the floor as she walked.

As Patty made her way back, her phone suddenly buzzed with a court summons.

She clenched her jaw, irritation flashing through her.

Dealing with Andrew had just become her top priority.

Without hesitation, Patty called her cousin.

“Savannah, you won’t believe who I saw today. Andrew. I thought you two were together? Why is he with Madisyn now?” Patty asked, her voice frantic.

Savannah, deep in the middle of her calligraphy practice, paused as she heard Patty’s voice.

Rage instantly bubbled up inside her, hot and furious.

After all her scheming, all her plans, she had nothing. And there they were—Andrew and Madisyn—still caught up in their love for each other.

The moment her father took charge, Savannah planned to destroy both Andrew and Madisyn.

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“Men are unpredictable,” Savannah murmured, her tone calm and distant. “What can I do if he chooses to be with another woman?”

Patty furrowed her brows, taken aback by Savannah’s indifferent attitude.

Savannah had always seemed kind and approachable on the outside, but Patty knew she was fiercely proud and stubborn beneath the surface.

“Savannah, aren’t you even a little angry?” Patty asked, her voice laced with curiosity.

Savannah shrugged. “Of course I am. But what difference does it make?” she replied, her tone casual, almost dismissive.

Patty fell silent, thinking over Savannah’s words.

After they ended the call, Patty stumbled upon a trending news article.

The relationship between Waylon and Madisyn had been exposed, and the internet was buzzing with reactions. People who had once criticized Waylon were shocked.

“Who would have thought Waylon was innocent?” someone commented. “I guess his posts were all genuine, and the current king was slandered all along!”

“I can’t believe the Hunt Group’s audacity! They stoop so low with these tactics. Defaming the king—who do they think they are?”

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