The Mocked Miss’s Hidden Crowns novel Chapter 500

The last round of gossip hadn’t even died down before another bombshell dropped. In just a few minutes, the story exploded online. There were already hundreds of thousands of shares, and the comments section was flooding faster than anyone could keep up with.

[Olivia? If I’m not mistaken, she’s not just a student at Vanguard High School, she’s also Charlotte’s sister.]

[She actually used a fake account to smear Charlotte all over the internet, saying the worst things about her…]

[No wonder Charlotte seemed so alone back then. It must have been awful.]

[How can Vanguard High let someone like Olivia stay? She should be kicked out!]

And while all eyes were on Olivia, Melissa—who had always had a spotless reputation—was also getting dragged through the mud.

[How did the Carter family raise someone so heartless? What did Charlotte ever do to deserve this? How could Melissa go after a young girl like that?]

[So it was Melissa who posted those videos online. What on earth is her problem?]

[Melissa, come out and apologize!]

Charlotte glanced at the chaos in the comments, then turned off her phone without a word. She leaned her head against Anthony’s shoulder, her face calm and cold.

“Take me to the Cabinda Medical Laboratory,” she said, her voice like ice.

“Yes, Charlotte,” Hans answered right away. He was pretty sure Melissa would be there.

“Turn the heat on.” Anthony slid his hand behind Charlotte’s head, adjusting her so she could relax more comfortably. His voice was low and steady as he told the driver, “Drive carefully.”

“Yes, sir.”

Hans risked a quick look back at Anthony, who was holding Charlotte like she was the most precious thing in the world. Hans’ palms were sweating now, the tension thick in the air.

Half an hour later, their black car rolled to a stop in front of the lab.

Her secret account had been exposed. Every nasty comment she’d ever written was screenshotted and plastered all over the internet, sitting right at the top of the trending page.

The comments were brutal. Every single one was calling her out.

Melissa’s hands tightened into fists, her whole body shaking with anger.

Her reputation was destroyed.

This had to be Charlotte’s doing. It had to be.

“Bitch,” Melissa spat, her jaw clenched tight. She grabbed her phone and dialed her hacker. “Get every single story about me off the internet. Right now.”

“I’m sorry, Ms. Carter,” the hacker said, sounding more miserable than before. “My system crashed not long ago and my accounts were hacked. I still can’t recover my main tools. Ms. Carter, Charlotte isn’t someone you want to mess with. My advice is to apologize before things get even worse.”