Chapter 2744 - 2762: Cutting In

This piece of twitter seems to affectionately call Jane Sampson little Jane, but between the lines, it’s not hard to detect its underlying intention to smear Jane Sampson.

Jane Sampson’s fans weren’t having it.

Netizen: This blogger is truly laughable. Emily Lancaster secretly likes Mr. Black, but she hasn’t confessed, and she hasn’t been with Mr. Black either. On what basis are they saying our little Jane swooped in? To put it nicely, it’s called swooping in, but who doesn’t see that he’s hinting little Jane is the third party?

Netizen: This blogger’s thinking is really scary. So, just because someone likes me, I must be with her? If I don’t end up with her and she runs into problems later, it’s my wife’s fault?

Netizen: I just want to speak the truth. This story has no sweetness, let alone any sweet moments like a dessert. Just think about it, Mr. Black doesn’t like Emily, this woman is always trying to get close to him, wouldn’t Mr. Black be annoyed?

Netizen: The more I think about it, the more frightening it becomes. The blogger’s last sentence suggests Emily ended up having to resign due to errors caused by jealousy toward Jane Sampson, her love rival, so she refused to reconcile. By this logic, I could also assume Emily swapped Jane Sampson’s endorsement and used the events Jane provided just because she originally disliked Jane, deliberately causing this mess? A love rival, how could one allow their own company to sign a love rival as a spokesperson. Friend: Wow, what upstairs said makes so much sense. Just think about it, such a pig-headed operation, any normal person wouldn’t do this, how could a university top student like Emily Lancaster make such a big mistake? Listening to what was said above that Emily did it on purpose, it makes sense. Emily secretly likes Mr. Black, but Mr. Black married little Jane, Emily is jealous of little Jane, it all makes sense now.

Netizen: So, Emily did it on purpose, so who can she blame for having to resign later? Deliberately causing trouble and then expecting people to forgive her for the sake of some distant family ties? Such a big face.

Netizen: Oh dear~ so the one truly jealous is Emily?

Netizen: Actually, the one at fault is Emily. Little Jane refusing to reconcile is her right. I really don’t get why the blogger is morally blackmailing little Jane, thinking that little Jane privately reconciling with Emily is the right thing.

The blogger did not reply a single word to any of these comments, nor did he read the private messages from netizens.

After one night of brewing, the popularity of this twitter post continued to grow, eventually turning it into a hot topic.

#EmilySecretlyLovesMrBlack#

James Black got up in the early morning to contact the people with Old Sir Carter over there to inquire about the progress of residents’ evacuation. It was only after making this call that Joseph Shaw mentioned this issue.

"There are many people on twitter who love to watch the chaos unfold. Your wife is pregnant now. It’s best if you solve these random issues quickly so that she won’t wake up tomorrow morning and have her mood affected," Joseph Shaw reminded James Black. "You should have someone investigate that blogger and see who it is. Anyone can tell that this twitter post is clearly biased towards Emily."

James Black grunted in response, then asked, "You’re already back with grandpa, right?"

"Yeah, I’m back," Joseph Shaw replied.

After hanging up, James Black logged on to twitter.

In just one night, this absurd topic’s heat had surprisingly risen to just beneath the earthquake-stricken residents’ evacuation topic, quickly becoming the second hottest topic on the list.