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    “I don’t think Luna is as guilty as they’re making her out to be.”


    “Exactly. She was just an assistant. What reason would she have to harm someone unless she was ordered to? You expect me to believe she threw her whole future away over a personal grudge?”


    “Remember why Leah left the entertainment industry? Wasn’t it because she pushed Miss Hond into oing traffic? She yed it off as a joke, but anyone withmon sense knows how reckless that was. And now, this incident? It’s almost identical.”


    “Leah and Miss Hond have had bad blood for a long time, so maybe she had Luna do her dirty work for her. Now that would make a lot more sense.”


    The murmurs from the press weren’t lost on Leah. Her gaze flickered toward the dissenters, an icy glint shing in her eyes.


    Ungrateful parasites!


    She had lined their pockets, and yet here they were, whispering treachery right in front of her?


    They were supposed to help clear her name—not fan the mes of scandal.


    She gritted her teeth, her nails digging into her palms, but outwardly, she remainedposed, wearing the same elegant, unshakable smile.


    “I know there are plenty of spections floating around, but none of them matter more than Luna’s own confession, right? After the incident, she admitted to everything and agreed to turn herself in. She has confessed and epted her punishment.”


    There was something almost smug in the way she spoke, a barely perceptible note of schadenfreude that made her words even more grating.


    But before she could finish, her assistant, Emily Mitchell, rushed onto the stage, panic written all over her face. “Miss Burgess! Something’s wrong! Luna has recanted!”


    Leah’s entire demeanor shifted in an instant. “What did you just say?” Luna… recanted? That could only mean one thing—she had decided not to protect her brother anymore. And if she was no longer willing to go down alone… then she was nning to take Leah with her.


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    Leah forced herself to regain herposure. Her gaze flickered toward the sea of reporters, their eyes hungry for any sign of weakness. She couldn’t afford to lose control now.


    She grabbed Emily by the arm, pulling her aside as she lowered her voice. “You need to get to the police station. Now—”


    “It’s toote.” Emily cut her off, shaking her head slowly. “Luna has already told the police everything. She ims she acted under your orders… that you threatened her into harming Corrine. The investigation has already begun. The police are probably on their way right now.”


    Leah’s face turned ghostly pale, her impable makeup doing little to mask the fury and shock twisting her features.


    If it weren’t for the media, she’d have pped her idiot assistant senseless! It was one thing to speak carelessly in private, but to say it out loud, in front of reporters? How could someone be that brainless?


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