Chapter 781

Chapter 781:

Patty’s face darkened, the shift in the crowd’s reaction catching her completely off guard.

Something had changed, that much was clear, but what could have possibly flipped the script?

Frowning, she quickly pulled out her phone and typed in Andrew’s and Madisyn’s names.

She found countless live stream recordings, and netizens tearing into Savannah.

“As a princess, how could she stoop so low? What would people from other countries think of us if they knew?”

“This is humiliating! I’m so ashamed. By the way, I heard the Hunt Group’s businesses in Lorpond have been pushed out. Could these two matters be connected? Will other countries take measures against our industries?”

“Shouldn’t Savannah apologize already?”

“I don’t know, but I feel like there’s more to this story. Would a princess really need to act this way?”

“It’s because she’s a princess that she would do something like that. Ordinary people have no means to manipulate Andrew.”

“How disgusting. I used to think Savannah was great. But now I see she was just pretending.”

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“I’ve had enough. My foreign friends were mocking me today. Savannah’s behavior is making us all look bad.”

The comments just kept piling up.

All of them were aimed at tearing into Savannah.

Patty’s fingers started trembling—not out of sympathy for Savannah, but because she hadn’t expected the truth to be the complete opposite of what she’d thought.

She had been the one who leaked the whole thing to the gossip accounts, igniting the wave of criticism.

Panic surged through her at the thought—what would happen if Savannah ever found out that she was the one behind it all?

Patty’s heart raced with panic.

Some people at the scene spoke up.

“Miss Hunt, it’s really wrong to accuse Miss Johns like that. You owe her an apology!”

“Exactly, as Savannah’s cousin, you should apologize for what happened!”

The murmurs of agreement spread quickly.

The crowd was pushing for Patty to make amends.

After all, Savannah’s disgrace wasn’t just her own—it tarnished the image of their entire nation in front of the world.

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