Gossip Girl Reborn (Isabella and Alexander)
Gossip 139

Reading Juicy Gossip in Her Mind

Chapter 139 Do You Seriously Call This Improvisation

One comment read: Damn, Ljust got goosebumps.

Another read: Is this really from a script they just got and didn't rehearse?

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One comment read: You call this improvisation? Ms. Yancy, you're insulting everyone else! Should the other actors who just recite numbers as their script go back to training?"

Another read: Bella, I'm sorry, but I found a new favorite to support. Rebecca, great job!

One netizen expressed their disbelief: No way, absolutely no way! How can someone be so beautiful and so talented, and not even trained professionally? I don't believe it! This must be an illusion; I need to slap myself awake! The following comment read: Did slapping work for your

The netizen replied: My face is swollen. I woke up and realized it wasn't an illusion. Your Highness, I'm late to the party!

One comment read: She's a hidden gem! Are the people in the entertainment industry blind? How has no one noticed she's actually so talented?

Another read: Don't you all think this play's plot is even more impactful?

One netizen revealed: I just want to say... I've experienced something similar. They all said I seduced my boss, but actually, I was sexually harassed. I was ever warned by my boss's wife and ostracized by colleagues. In the end, I resigned because... well, the weak can't Another netizen chimed in: I've also been through something similar. I slapped my boss and called him a jerk! But / understand those who can't react in the moment because, as girls, we're taught from a young age to keep quiet, not make

a fuss, and not make things public. Some are even too scared to resist... Ladies, don't be afraid. They're the ones at fault. They should be scared!

One comment read: / just want to say that flirting with a power imbalance is sexual harassment, especially when the person controls your career.

Another read: I've never experienced this-maybe it's because of how I look. If I looked as pretty as Rebecca, would it be unavoidable? After being bullied, we still get slandered. Why do they bully us girls?

One netizen dished some advice: As a guy, I just want to tell you ladies out there that when you encounter such situations, make a fuss and let them know you're not pushovers! Only then will they stop the harassment!

One netizen chimed in: Am I the only one who recalls that scandalous incident that trended for an entire day? Remember, the netizens posted tens of thousands of hateful comments?

Another replied: I remember! The one where someone was seen entering the scriptwriter's room?

Another chimed in: No, it was the one where someone was seen entering the male lead's RV

One comment read: I knew there was something fishy about it. From the play's perspective, all those stories seem problematic!

Another read: There wasn't a shred of evidence, just the man's disappearance, his wife's furious ranting, and some vague testimonies and photographs. Dmn, this is exactly the same! So this is what the truth looks like when it's 1/3

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One netizen ranted: I feel like I was used back then. Dmn it, I'm going to curse them out!

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The wives of those men were caught off guard, and two of them found their Twitter accounts flooded with comments. Their husbands were also trending for all the wrong reasons.

As the play continued, more old cases were dug up. The wives never expected the play to target them so precisely. None of them escaped.

No matter what kind of emergency measures they took, it was futile. The situation remained the same as before.

Some men even blamed their wives, insisting they had nothing to do with it since they had stayed hidden back then.

The die-hard fans continued to believe in them.

But justice prevailed. Other victims came forward to expose these men. Soon, new scandals arose, and these men were cursed by thousands of netizens, joining the ranks of the scum.

Rebecca's superb acting continued to draw in new fans. Her Twitter followers grew. Some were captivated by her talent, some felt guilty for past misunderstandings, and some empathized with her suffering. The public opinion completely reversed.

It seemed like all the haters were just professional trolls, along with a few supposed "victims" from the

past.

As the performance ended, those "victims" were finally unmasked. It wasn't just online, even people around them couldn't help but criticize them. They had always slandered Rebecca with such righteousness.

One comment read: Oh, didn't you say your husband offended Rebecca when she was young, and that's why he was oppressed by her sugar daddy?

Another read: You shameless thing, come out! I actually believed you and even let my daughter come to your house for tutoring. Today I learned why my daughter said she hated it there. Turns out, it wasn't about studying; it was because you kept harassing her! I'll beat yo One comment read: You're such a pervert and never changed. You targeted Rebecca because she was pretty back then. You're a hypocrite and a beast in disguise!

Another read: She was fired. Who told her to have such bad character? She claimed Rebecca caused her middle school friend to transfer. I think it's because she was obsessed with boys who liked Rebecca, got jealous, and spread rumors about her.

Another read: I read the exposé. Clearly, Rebecca was the victim. Those involved refuse to admit it, and bystanders keep spreading lies. If my daughter went through something like this, I'd go berserk

One netizen agreed: As a fellow woman, she didn't stand with Rebecca and continued to spread rumors. That's just pandering to men. Disgusting.

Another chimed in: I heard the identities of those three middle school students have been dug up. They're all married and living well. Now, their past is out in the open, and they have to atone for their actions.

One comment read: / always thought that family was pitiful, losing a son over a girl. Turns out Rebecca never even interacted with him! It was his one-sided crush. She was unlucky to be involved with that family.

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Another agreed: And they were the ones who drove their son to his death. Ignoring a child's dignity and creating such a scandal, so

how could he survive? Psychologists warned them, but they ignored it. When their son died, they didn't reflect but blamed others. Unbelievable.

One netizen scorned: I can't believe it. Just because someone died, they think they can ruin others? Rebecca lost everything because of them. After all these years, they still curse her with no remorse. Who's really guilty here? Aren't they afraid of karmat Another netizen revealed: Maybe karma has come. I heard they had a car accident recently....

On the other side, some astute fans had already unearthed

me deeper issues.

Why had Rebecca's company never defended her during all those years of slander? Why did it take a competition with her rivals to clear her name? There's something wrong with her compatry!

Slowly, people started to dig into Rebecca's company.

At this point, an insider couldn't stay quiet and revealed some internal secrets, showing how Rebecca had been oppressed over the years.

Seeing some of the absurd contract terms shocked everyone.

A ten-year contract with a fixed salary? Others made millions while Rebecca was just a mere employee?

Even some netizens began to question the legality of the contract. If it was legal, then it was simply unscrupulous. How should one deal with such an unscrupulous company? Report them for tax issues! If they could exploit a female star to such an extent, there was no way Rebecca's former company's leaders were furious, desperately trying to contact her so she could clarify things.

But Rebecca, having given her all to the five-act play, was exhausted. Amidst thunderous applause, she was led backstage to rest.

She hadn't yet realized her fate had changed. She slumped into a chair and fell asleep, as if she'd just survived a great ordeal.

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