<h4>Chapter 1367: Chapter 1983: Ambnce, call for an ambnce!</h4>


    Speaking up for her under such circumstances would definitely get peoplembasted.


    Annie Lawrence saw the insults thrown at her in the hot search.


    Herplexion gradually whitened as she immediately deleted her Blog post.


    But it was useless.


    People had already taken screenshots of the Blog post and saved the photos. Clicking on the hot search showed all kinds of intimate photos of her with David Benington.


    She thought of spending money to hire a PR team to handle the matter.


    But since she terminated her contract with Gxy Agency and hadn’t found a newpany yet, she didn’t have a dedicated PR team to help her.


    She wanted to pay to have the hot search removed, but someone told her directly that they couldn’t and didn’t dare remove her hot search.


    Annie’s hot search ranking kept getting higher and higher.


    #AnnieLawrenceDemoralized, Suggest to Block#


    #AnnieLawrenceGetOutOfTheEntertainmentCircle#


    #AnnieLawrenceFansDropByOne Million#


    A series of hot searches upied the top five spots that day.


    Annie had been on hot searches before.


    But this was the first time she made it to the hot search list for negative news.


    Her fans dropped by more than one million in less than an hour after the cheating scandal broke.


    And the number continued to decline.


    Even the administrator of herrgest fan group’s official Blog stood up to dere they were no longer a fan and wouldn’t update anything rted to Annie Lawrence. They also deleted all previous rted Blog posts, essentially starting from scratch.


    In a nutshell, Joanna Lawrence suffered heavy losses.


    Meanwhile, some early contract brands that had signed Annie also stepped forward one after another, announcing the termination of their cooperation with her. They nned to sue Annie forpensation for the impact the scandal had on their brands.


    Annie signed quite a few advertising contracts during her peak period.


    Mostly first-line brands.


    The contract stated in ck and white that if an artist caused a scandal during the contract period that affected a brand’s image, they had topensate for rted losses.


    Thepensation amount was not a small sum.


    Annie had signed four or five ads that year.


    Someone calcted for her that justpensating those brands would cost hundreds of millions of dors.


    That amount was significant, even for a lucrative artist.


    When one brand after another called her, requesting termination of the contract andpensation for losses, Annie was furious and anxious. Her vision went ck, and she fainted on the floor with a "bang."


    On the other side, Rose Liall heard themotion.


    Pushing open the door, she saw Annie Lawrence lying motionless on the ground.


    Her face turned pale with fright, and she crouched down, grabbing Annie’s arm and shaking it vigorously a few times. "Annie, what’s wrong with you? Don’t scare mom."


    "Somebody, help!" Rose shook Annie a few more times, but she still didn’t wake up. Rose screamed in panic, "Call an ambnce! Hurry!"


    *


    Because of Joanna’s rification Blog post, many people learned that she had been bullied by her stepmother and stepsister and felt sympathy for her.


    Most people tend to sympathize with the weak.


    Netizens online realized that this neer who was often criticized on social media had not had it easy in the past.


    It turned out she lived in an unhappy family.


    Someone revealed that Joanna had gone for an audition at their film crew. The director was initially satisfied with her, but because Annie had put in a word, the director didn’t want to offend Annie and found an excuse to eliminate Joanna.