Chapter 258
Chapter 258:
Meanwhile, Jacoby watched with a smirk as everything unfolded according to plan.
If Ashton and Rosalie were struggling to handle this predicament, then they would find themselves in a more difficult situation when Zeke’s article hit.
With this thought in mind, Jacoby’s impatience grew unbearable.
He was now eagerly awaiting the moment Zeke’s article would go live.
With the publication of the defamatory article, combined with Rolland’s seemingly flawless onsite performance, Rosalie’s situation would face its final blow.
At that moment, Jacoby’s phone suddenly chimed with a new notification.
He was filled with immense delight.
He grabbed his phone and saw that Zeke’s social media account had just published the article.
Ecstatic, he read the headline with glee: “Breaking! Unveiling the Chilling Truth Behind the Glittering Facade of Rosalie Campbell!”
Thrilled, Jacoby exclaimed without even reading the article, “Oh wow! You have to see this! I just came across some incredibly explosive news!”
As he spoke, Jacoby gathered the crowd and eagerly showed them the link to the article on his phone.
The crowd’s expressions shifted upon reading the headline, casting curious glances at Rosalie, making her uneasy.
Soon, everyone began to peruse the article, except for Jacoby.
Confident that the article was a defamatory piece against Rosalie, he did not bother to read it himself and instead mocked her with a patronizing tone.
“Unbelievable! Skyline Group entrusted such a critical project to you, and you managed to cause such major issues. And you, Rosalie, who seems so charming, are revealed to be involved in such disgraceful actions behind the scenes! It’s true, you can’t judge a book by its cover!”
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Rosalie turned pale, intent on discovering what mischief Jacoby had orchestrated.
However, those reading the article began to make sounds of surprise and confusion.
They then glanced at Jacoby, their expressions strikingly similar, struggling to contain their amusement. They also looked confused, uncertain about what was happening.
It appeared that Jacoby, who was stirring up trouble, had not even read the article himself.
Jacoby, glowing with self-satisfaction, eagerly anticipated the moment when everyone would express their contempt and disdain for Rosalie.
However, he soon realized that the gazes he received were strangely different from what he expected.
Confused by the reactions, Jacoby hastily asked, “Why is everyone looking at me like that? I haven’t done anything wrong—direct your attention toward her!”
As Jacoby failed to grasp the situation, someone awkwardly cleared their throat and suggested, “Jacoby, you might want to actually read the article before making any more comments.”
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