My Secret Billionaire Husband Chapter 2857 - 2867

His position as the CEO of Heath Group meant that every decision he made carried significant weight for the company. This was especially true concerning marital matters. To prevent any damage to the Heath Group's reputation, he instructed the Public Relations Department to handle the scandal involving Joanna Lawrence and Frank Parker.

"I agree. Ashton Heath is primarily concerned with the company's image. Even an ordinary man would find it difficult to forgive a wife's infidelity, let alone someone of his stature. For the sake of the Heath Group, he might tolerate it for now, but a divorce will surely follow once this blows over."

"It's telling that Joanna hasn't offered any explanation to the netizens. Usually, she'd quickly address any rumors on her blog, but her silence this time speaks volumes."

"Hmph, they truly are a shameless pair. Do they really believe that by removing the trending topic and shutting down related discussions, people will forget their sordid affair? The internet remembers everything; they're foolish to think they can silence everyone just by deleting a trending search."

"Ladies, since they've taken down the trending topic on the Blog, let's spread the word elsewhere! We cannot let this morally bankrupt couple get away with this. Especially women like Joanna, who are so fickle. We need to expose her true colors to the world!"

"Girls, if the trending topic is removed from the Blog, we'll take it to Trakt. If Trakt blocks it, we'll move to Letterboxd. If Letterboxd also censors it, there's always Horizon Net. I refuse to believe the Heath Group is powerful enough to control the entire internet!"

A netizen known as "Bad Joanna" showed particular fervor, leaving comments on numerous other users' posts, passionately encouraging them to disseminate rumors about Joanna Lawrence and Frank Parker across different online platforms.

Her words conveyed a profound sense of disgust and animosity towards Joanna.

This level of loathing was distinct from that of the average netizens.

Typical netizens might offer a few curses before moving on.

They wouldn't persistently dwell on the matter.

However, "Bad Joanna" was an anomaly. Her blog was filled with vitriolic insults directed at Joanna, and her profile picture was a crudely altered, unflattering image of Joanna with the words "Joanna Must Die" emblazoned upon it.

Her personal description was also a direct reflection of her obsession with Joanna: "Is Joanna dead today?"

Some observant netizens took notice.

This particular netizen, "Bad Joanna," had been registered for over a year.

From the very day she created her blog, she posted a new entry daily.

The content remained invariably the same: "Is Joanna dead today? If not, I shall return tomorrow to ask again."

She had amassed close to five hundred such posts.

How much unwavering hatred must one harbor for another to maintain such consistency and direct curses at the same individual across nearly five hundred posts?

Overcome by curiosity, one netizen inquired: "Are you and Joanna enemies? You seem to harbor an intense hatred for her."

"Bad Joanna" responded with haste: "Joanna puts on an innocent act online, but at her core, she's a shameless, promiscuous woman. Her forte is seducing men. She's attempted to lure every man she's encountered. This isn't her first infidelity scandal; it's just the one that's finally been exposed. She is, indeed, my enemy. She has stolen numerous things that rightfully should have been mine. Without her, I can't even imagine how much better my life would be right now."

"Bad Joanna": "I despise her, and I will ensure that everyone recognizes her true nature. She does not deserve any of the good things she possesses; she absolutely does not!"

*

Positioned before her computer screen,

After typing the final word, Annie Lawrence clenched her jaw, slowly lifting her head, her features contorted with fury.

"Joanna Lawrence, you have relentlessly destroyed my life time and time again;"