Chapter 769

Chapter 769:

When Albin saw Patty’s confident expression, he decided to give her this chance. After all, he was getting older. It was time to start grooming his daughter.

“Waylon, are you really ready to leave the entertainment industry?” Madisyn asked as they dined in a restaurant.

Waylon heaved a deep sigh and said, “I don’t want our family to be affected. Anyway, I’ve acted enough over the years. A break might do me good.”

“Waylon, you should think about it carefully. Don’t worry about me. This incident doesn’t matter,” Madisyn said, shrugging.

Waylon couldn’t help but feel a pang of sadness. He knew Madisyn was resilient, and this matter wouldn’t affect her. But he still felt guilty.

“No rush. Come on, let’s eat first,” Andrew said in a low voice, putting some food on Madisyn’s plate.

Madisyn looked at him with a smile, stopped questioning Waylon, and began enjoying her food.

While eating, Waylon checked his phone. He found countless messages from many fans urging him not to quit.

Suddenly, he was torn.

Then, he saw Madisyn’s and Andrew’s names.

The website Waylon was viewing was a social media platform in Aswil, so he couldn’t help but frown in confusion. He found it strange. How did their names show up there?

Waylon tapped the screen to see more.

“Andrew Has an Affair with Madisyn, Who Was Once Rumored to Be Waylon’s Girlfriend but Is Actually His Sister”

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Even the headline was enough to grab attention.

Waylon found himself at a loss for words. He might have mistaken it for a plot in a soap opera if he weren’t involved himself!

But how could Andrew be accused of having an affair with Madisyn when she was truly his girlfriend?

Frustrated, Waylon continued to read.

The story detailed Andrew’s initial romance with Savannah, which had nearly led to an engagement, and Madisyn’s meddling, which led him to forsake Savannah and now target her family to support Madisyn.

The report depicted Andrew as the villain, Madisyn as the intruder, and Savannah as the harmed party.

Initially, Savannah and Andrew’s pairing had seemed mismatched to observers, but now, many pitied Savannah, recognizing her as the real victim.

“Can you believe this? I once thought Savannah was a joke, but it looks like Andrew was unfaithful. How scandalous! Savannah is our nation’s princess. Is Andrew showing contempt for our entire country?”

“Madisyn’s no angel either, seducing Andrew like that. She’s horrible! They both deserve severe punishment.”

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