I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

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Chapter 115 Sean Calms Things Down

Luna scoffed. “You dare to call yourself my fan? You publicly defamed my assistant and baselessly

accused her of obtaining the competition’s theme ahead of others. And now, you’ve fabricated this

evidence to pressure me into confessing to something I never did. I’ve never encountered a so-

called fan like you before.”

Nina said, “I think what happened last time wasn’t slander either. You do have a capable assistant,

after all.” She gave Abigail a knowing glance.

Abigail responded coolly, “Would you care to elaborate on my competence? I don’t recall having any

special privileges to access the competition’s theme ahead of others.”

Without a direct answer, Nina simply smiled and crossed her arms, saying, “I think everyone

understands what I’m implying.”

“Miss Lowery, you and Miss Palmer have slandered us once but twice now. If the truth comes out

and proves our innocence, both of you should consider leaving the industry. And you, Miss Palmer,

you’ve also defamed Alana twice. If we establish our innocence, you owe her an apology,” Abigail said

firmly, her voice carrying a quiet but undeniable authority.

Joan sneered dismissively. “This is none of your concern, you insignificant assistant.”

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Abigail regarded her coldly, asserting, “Seeing someone like you wearing Alana’s creations is an

insult to her. That’s the reason for my criticism. Do you have a problem with that?”

The majority of the audience in the live stream seemed to side with Joan and Nina.

‘Alana is being so stubborn. They have both audio and video evidence. How can she remain so

arrogant?‘

‘The previous live streams have made it obvious. The designs Alana showcased were already

prepared, and she rarely demonstrated any actual work on camera.’

‘Yeah, I used to think she worked faster than the other designers, but it’s clear now that she had the

drafts ready beforehand. I wonder which unfortunate designer she bought those drafts from.

Alana’s fans must be feeling quite disgusted.‘

‘Her assistant probably hooked up with Sean. Didn’t you guys hear what Nina said? Sean seems to be

in on it. She must have used her connections to cheat her way through the competition.‘

The live stream had reached its highest viewership at that moment. Numerous prominent streamers

shared it, making it a trend at the top.

When Kevin saw the video, he immediately showed it to Sean. “They’re claiming Abigail cheated her

way through the competition.”

“Are you still wrapped up in this drama?” Sean asked with a cold gaze.

Kevin quickly responded, “I’ll instruct the websites to take down these allegations.”

Sean’s gaze sharpened. “Are you daft? The livestream is ongoing, and you’re talking about.

websites?!” He shot Kevin a stern look before standing up.

“Oh, right,” Kevin snapped out of it, knocking his head lightly. He then called the show’s director.

Cameron followed Sean anxiously. “Are you going to help them, sir?”

“Your task now is to locate the original video and analyze it,” Sean instructed, and he left the room.

With Kevin finishing his call, he instructed Cameron, “True. See if the video is edited. If it is, then we

can prove their innocence.” Professional agencies could find out if a video was edited. If they could

prove that the video was fake, they could prove the ladies‘ innocence.

Cameron quickly went to work. Kevin walked around, watching the video. When he came to the scene,

the crowd was still arguing. He then looked in the direction of Nina’s room.

Sean was standing behind the crowd as well. He noticed Kevin squinting at Nina’s room, and he

approached him. “Did you see something?”

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“Someone brought their own camera onto the set,” Kevin informed him.

A staff member overheard

Graham, Mr. Stewart!”

Conversation and turned around, trembling with fear. “Mr.

The shout silenced the director, who was arguing with Nina.

Soon, everyone’s attention shifted to Sean and Kevin. Kevin cleared his throat, ready to step

forward, but Sean acted before him.

Joan looked at Sean and said, “I invited Alana to join this show because I admired her designs. I-

can’t believe she’s a fraud.”

Luna responded calmly, “Do you have any evidence to support that claim?”

Joan insisted, “The video clearly shows that she bought someone else’s designs.”

Sean met her gaze. “We’re yet to confirm the authenticity of the video. Why is everyone here?

Trying to play judge and jury before we can ascertain the truth?”

Even if Abigail and Luna were deceiving, that was a matter for the production team to handle. These

designers and models should remain in their rooms and await the outcome.

Kevin added, “You’re all participants in this show, nothing more. You don’t have the authority to decide

Alana and her assistant’s fate.”

A sense of discomfort settled over the room. Sean turned his attention to Abigail, who remained

remarkably composed, making him wonder if she had anticipated his support.

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