Female Novel
Chapter 395
Chapter: 395
Sabrina lost all motivation to respond.
The client, however, persisted, “Sabrina, you don’t need to explain. I understand. There’s no shame init, everyone wants money. Many women do it. In fact, I can promote your brand on my show. Are youavailable to meet in my hotel room tonight?”
Sabrina felt so disgusting.
For the first time, she disregarded client relations and blocked him without a word.
Soon after Evelyn was reassigned, Aldred took over as the director of the public relations department,right when this scandal broke out.
Starting his day at five in the morning, he had been hustling all day with Kylan to control the situation.
Just as he settled down in his chair, he received a call from the CEO’s office.
Aldred was ready to inform Tyrone about the situation. He rose from his chair and walked to the CEO’soffice.
“Mr. Blakely, I’m trying to convince the bloggers to remove the posts.”
But the bloggers were proving difficult to persuade.
Tyrone lifted his head slightly, his voice deep. “We don’t need to negotiate with them. I’ll take care of itmyself.”
Taken aback by Tyrone’s decisive statement, Aldred simply nodded and said, “Understood, sir.”
Tyrone reached out for a document on the table, pushed it forward, and instructed, “I’ve requested thesecretary and the legal departments to prepare a cease-and-desist letter. We’ll publish it through theofficial account. Keep an eye on the online public reaction.”
“Alright, got it,” Aldred confirmed, picking up the document.novelbin
As expected, it was a standard legal warning.
According to the letter, the blog posts had inflicted damage on Tyrone’s reputation. The bloggers wereurged to promptly remove the offending posts and issue an apology.
The release of the letter soon became a hot topic online, but the comment section was rife withmockery.
“A cease-and-desist letter? Why not just sue everybody?”
“Reputation? So, the news is real then?”
“Tyrone said, ‘My reputation has been harmed.’ The judge asked, ‘What did they do?’ Tyroneresponded, ‘They wrote about what I did.’ Ha-ha!”
The bloggers remained unfazed by the letter. Instead of complying, they shared it on their platformswith a defiant comment, “Oh, I am so terrified!”
As for Galilea, she remained silent.
Sabrina, turning off her phone, leaned against her chair and stared out the window, lost in thought.
Her emotions were indescribable.