Innocent scandal with Mr PR のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 141 - チャプター 150

Gina's POVAfter explaining everything about Ethan to Roland, I felt relief. Although I was still hurt about the incident, thinking about Roland made it seem less important.Just when I was lost in his care, Roland invited me to his family gathering. I wanted to refuse; after all, the warnings of his grandfather were still clear in my head.Even if I had managed to clear my name, I was still worried. "Am I safe?" I asked the moment Roland mentioned that his grandfather was the one who asked him to invite me.Many scenarios began to play in my head. What if he was inviting me to hurt and humiliate me? After all, he had already warned me once.Many movie scenes played in my head. I honestly did not want to attend. "Can I refuse?" I asked.Roland looked at me. "You can," he said. I was sure he saw the worry in my eyes."But if you don't come, he will take the opportunity to set me up for blind dates," he warned.I frowned. I remembered his date with Miss Long. He said his grandma had arr

Narrator The man who bumped into Gina turned a corner and sent a message. (It is confirmed. GG is Gina Greenwood.) He received a reply almost immediately. (Did you manage to take pictures?) The man, seeing the reply, checked his hidden camera, but the pictures were blurry, and in the clearest one, Gina had her hand over her face. He sent the pictures anyway. (We cannot use this to prove anything.) He got a reply shortly after. (I know, but the task was to identify GG’s identity, and we have done that. A little work on the blurry picture and our job is done. If she wants more evidence, we can discuss that.) The man said and put his phone back into his pocket. He had acted indifferent because he did not want GG to be on guard against him. Now that he had verified her identity, getting evidence would be the easiest part. … The other man organized all the evidence they had to prove that GG and Gina were the same people and sent it to Clarissa. Clarissa was getting ready for bed t

Gina’s POV I remained anxious for two days, but seeing no speculation about GG’s identity online, I gradually relaxed and started thinking about Roland's family dinner. The first time I met his family was at his grandma's birthday, and back then I was only a pretend girlfriend, so I did not care so much. Roland planned and prepared for everything, but things were different now. I was his girlfriend for real and really wanted to be accepted, so I asked him about everyone's preferences and began to buy gifts. I returned home that evening after buying everything on the list, to find Mum looking at documents. There was a frown on her face. "Mum, is everything okay?" I asked. She sighed and looked at me. "I think we should move out of this environment. I am looking at the options we have." She pushed the document she was looking at aside and showed me the different options she was considering. "This..." I pointed at one of the estates. It was the same one where Roland had his apartme

Gina’s POVBy the time we left the agent’s office, everything had been settled.Uncle Gabriel had no choice but to agree.The money was transferred, and just like that, the house was his, and the money ours.As we stepped outside, I glanced at Mum.She looked… happy. Not just satisfied—but genuinely pleased.The small smile on her face did not fade even as we got into the car. I could not help but smile a little too.“Mum, you seem pleased?” I asked.“Of course. Your uncle taking out two hundred million for a house he could have continued to live in for free must have annoyed him a lot. That uncle of yours always thinks he can manipulate anyone. He is lucky I don’t plan to make things too ugly yet,” Mum said.“What do you mean? Mum you sold the house fifty million less yet, looked so pleased.?"“He would not have been able to afford more than two hundred million, and if I put the house on the market to sell, it might take a few months to see a good offer. In any case, just making him

Narrator The next day, the Greenwood Group held its quarterly board meeting. The conference room was large and formal, a long polished table at the center. Floor-to-ceiling windows allowed natural light to fill the space, but the atmosphere inside remained cold and tense. One by one, the board members took their seats. At the head of the table, Gabriel Greenwood was already seated, his posture confident, his expression calm. Everything looked as it should—on the surface. But there was one clear problem. Gina and her mother, Grace, were also present. It was the first time they were attending the meeting. As the largest shareholder, Gina should have been seated close to the CEO, in a position of importance. Instead, Gabriel had deliberately arranged for both of them to sit toward the far end of the table. Almost out of sight, and easy to ignore. The other board members ignored thek, thinking their presence makes no difference. Grace said nothing as she took her seat. Gina fo