Chapter 753 - 752: Vicious Frame-Up (Part 6)

Chapter 753: Chapter 752: Vicious Frame-Up (Part 6)

Soon, the video of Shirley Caldwell causing a scene on set was uploaded online.

For effect, the people in the photos were deliberately pixelated, and the sound was also muted.

This kind of intentional concealment, when later exposed, would make the incident ferment even more.

Moreover, these videos were given very sensational titles when posted online.

"Shirley Caldwell, daughter of a wealthy family, imposes unspoken rules on a new actor, throws a tantrum after being rejected. Rich and powerful, aren’t they impressive."

Once the headline was out, a bunch of curious netizens clicked to watch it, plus the comment floods from manipulated accounts, and soon the video was pushed to the homepage recommendations of major websites.

In this age, there are plenty of people who resent the rich, and even more who love following aristocratic gossip, let alone when the person involved in the unspoken rules is of the same gender, which makes people even more curious.

Once viewers clicked into the video, everyone turned into Sherlock Holmes.

They started investigating who the daughter of the wealthy family was and who the new actor rejecting the unspoken rules was.

Speculations emerged endlessly, with some mentioning Shirley Caldwell’s name and the set of "Unfinished Life," but they were soon drowned out by other comments and guesses.

The video hadn’t been online for long before Bella received calls from both Archer Quinn and Sandra Woods, asking her if the person in the video was her.

After all, being familiar friends, recognizing her from her figure wasn’t strange at all.

Bella chatted a bit with them and then hung up, also texting them on WeChat, reassuring them repeatedly that she was already fine, only then did they feel relieved.

That night, some people from the studio who had gone home from work were called back to work overtime, and Bella stayed at the studio until past midnight before heading to the hotel.

Early the next day, not even seven, Bella’s phone started ringing with consecutive calls.

The first call came from Sandra Woods on her way to work early.

Bella had stayed up late the previous night, so she wasn’t fully awake, her voice sounding a bit drowsy.

"Bella, did you see those photos posted online?" Sandra asked anxiously, "That’s not you, right?"

"Mm, that’s not me." As soon as Bella heard what Sandra said, she knew those photos had indeed been posted online.

While listening to Sandra talk, she got out of bed and poured herself a glass of water.

"Wait, Bella, why do I hear no curiosity or urgency in your tone?" Sandra paused, "Did you already know about those photos? Then why didn’t your studio preemptively block this news, and just buy the photos directly?"

"Too many, couldn’t buy them. Some media outlets wanted to create some news themselves, also wouldn’t sell." Bella coldly laughed, "I guess it’s also because they think I don’t carry much weight in my words, pose no threat to them, so they naturally act recklessly."

"Then what now? The photos are already spreading everywhere, the online reviews are almost unanimously negative. If this isn’t handled soon, your reputation and image will be completely ruined. And that woman in the photo really looks exactly like you, if I didn’t trust you, I would think it was you." Sandra urgently asked, "Does your studio have any good solutions, quickly release something during the best PR time, so I can forward comments to prove your case."

Hearing what Sandra said, Bella felt quite touched, "Don’t worry, the evidence will be released soon."