Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 252

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 252

If this incident involved the Moss Family, then it was not that simple anymore.

Janet chuckled. I’m afraid it won’t end well for Jessie.

Mason looked over at her with narrowed eyes and asked, “What’s so funny?”

“Nothing!” She shook her head.

Before they knew it, they were already in the Jackson Residence’s courtyard.

Janet was about to get up when she felt his hand on her wrist. His palm was warm in comparison with her cold hands, giving her a sense of comfort.

“Rest well!” His low and alluring voice came from behind her.

Nodding, she walked back inside calmly.

When Janet was inside the house, she noticed that Emily was looking at her in a strange way. Emily even sounded a little sarcastic as she said, “Oh, you’re finally back, Janet! I thought you were going to stay out tonight.”

Janet shot her a nonchalant look. “Worry about yourself!”

She threw a short remark back and headed upstairs.

Emily sneered.

She had made it a point to ask Brian earlier and found out that he did not give over thirty concert tickets to Janet.

Despite being good at drawing, after setting down the pen for so long, she couldn’t accumulate millions that easily.

Not to mention, she spotted Janet coming home in a luxury car just now.

It was evident that Janet was living off of a wealthy person.

Tsk. We can’t compare, after all.

Even in their school results, they were at different levels.

Miss Lilian sent Emily a text earlier and told her that she had a high chance of coming in the first place based on the current results on her exam.

In her English subject alone, she scored 145.

Tsk! Janet will be the one cleaning toilets. Once our exam results come out, let’s see how arrogant she can be.

…….

That night, wanted notices of Janet were all over Twitter along with a flood of angry comments.

Marketing users on Twitter were busy sharing the video at the concert. The comments were filled with insults and criticisms.

It was obvious that someone had intentionally hired these ghostwriters.

“That bullsh*t composer is a fraud.”

“I can’t believe I bought a ticket to her concert to support her.”

“That female lead Jessie is so much prettier.”

“Exactly. So what if she has a nice body? She has such poor integrity—to think she’d plagiarize someone else’s work.”

“Speaking of which, who is the person who got plagiarized?”

Meanwhile, Jessie was looking at all the comments on the computer screen. She felt an urge to open a bottle of champagne and celebrate.

But people were quick to find the loophole. If there’s no victim, then nothing was plagiarized in the first place.

At that thought, Jessie quickly made a phone call to her manager.

“Get a student from a music academy to make a post online. The amount is negotiable. I’ll send you the content for the post on Messenger.”

A few minutes later, the manager read the contents and hesitated. “Jessie, we shouldn’t do this. If someone exposes you, your reputation will be ruined too.”

But Jessie was stubborn. “When did I ask for your opinion? Just do as I tell you!”

“But…” The manager was still hesitant.

Jessie became furious in an instant. “Are you still my manager or not? You’re so useless! Best believe I’ll have my dad shun you!”

The manager was left without a choice because anything she said always came true.

If she was shunned by the Hunter Family, she would never be able to work as a manager anymore.

Alas, she could only follow Jessie’s instructions.

Less than half an hour later, a user by the handle of ‘Drizzle’ made a post online and verified herself as a student from a music academy. This content © Nôv/elDr(a)m/a.Org.

The title of the post read: ‘Speaking Up About Sweet Tune Guru’s Plagiarism Scandal Today’.

‘I am currently a music student. The video of the ‘Heaven on Earth’ performance today was a video that I had used for an interview. I don’t know how it got leaked, but it sounds exactly the same as Sweet Tune Guru’s song. I presume everyone knows why! Evil can never prevail over good. Please stand with me against this con artist!’