My Secret Billionaire Husband Chapter 2867 - 2896: Both front and back have issued statements

Despite Joanna Lawrence being married to Ashton Heath and thus technically Ashton’s sister-in-law, it was common knowledge that Brandon Heath had only ever used his Blog for one official self-introduction when he initially created it, never posting anything further.

Yet, after all these years, his second post was a direct endorsement of Joanna.

Brandon Heath: The entirety of the Heath family places their unreserved trust in Joanna’s integrity and fully supports her in revealing those responsible for the defamatory rumors. Rest assured, both Ashton and I stand firmly with you.

Within sixty seconds of Brandon’s announcement, Ashton Heath followed suit and shared the post.

Ashton Heath: Indeed, what my brother states is accurate. No one is permitted to carelessly slander my wife. The Heath Group’s Law Firm is fully prepared. Any individual who disregards their own life can feel free to continue propagating falsehoods and slander.

The concurrent statements from both brothers made their unified stance unequivocally clear.

Consequently, the earlier whispers about Ashton being deceived and poised to divorce Joanna were spontaneously disproven.

Even if Ashton were only outwardly supporting Joanna for the sake of the Heath Group’s reputation, Brandon’s participation was not necessitated.

Furthermore, Yannick Luther and Denver Lancaster offering their support to Joanna was also inexplicable.

It’s improbable that anyone would champion their brother’s spouse after discovering infidelity.

Wouldn't that constitute a public humiliation for Ashton?

Crucially, if Joanna truly possessed such an unappealing character, Kelvin Norman and Porter Rushbrook would scarcely lend her their backing.

Their endorsement would undoubtedly carry substantial professional repercussions should Joanna have actually engaged in infidelity.

Regardless of the closeness of their personal relationships.

Porter and Kelvin would certainly not jeopardize their futures on her behalf.

Therefore, the accusation that Joanna engaged in an affair with Frank Parker was, in all likelihood, a fabrication.

Online commentators, through their own deductions, posited that Joanna would need to be utterly bereft of intellect or sight to forsake her exceptional and faultless husband for a man demonstrably inferior.

Admittedly, Frank Parker’s personal circumstances are indeed impressive.

However, a discernible disparity remained when contrasted with Ashton.

Moreover, wasn't it common knowledge that Frank’s prior romantic interest was the esteemed Ms. Rebecca of the Kelloway family?

Based on this fact alone, Joanna would have had no incentive to betray him.

"Even Brandon Heath has publicly supported Joanna. I believe he is a person of great fairness. Had Joanna truly betrayed his brother, he would never have spoken up for her."

"The rumors were absurd from the very beginning; I never gave them any credence. Simply based on some images and videos, people jumped to the conclusion of a clandestine affair? I examined the footage closely and observed no overt displays of intimacy between them."

"Precisely, I watched the entire clip, and they were merely conversing in a perfectly ordinary manner. Where was the evidence of a secret romance?"

"If merely standing and chatting constitutes a secret affair, then all men and women should cease communication immediately, lest they all be accused of clandestine liaisons."

"Omega Huntley is truly contemptible, acting as if the internet possesses no collective memory. It was unequivocally David Benington who first betrayed Joanna, and Annie Lawrence shamelessly usurped Joanna’s fiancé. Omega feigned ignorance, believing that following that incident, the truth would fade from public recall. And now, she has the audacity to portray herself as the aggrieved party."

"I distinctly recall Annie actively pursuing David while he was still in a relationship with Joanna. I witnessed photographic and video evidence at the time, confirming the man's initial infidelity. Even a present-day search would still yield those very same visuals."