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The internet didn’t forgive, and it certainly didn’t forget. The comments were a bloodbath. Under Owen’s name: manwhore, gold-digging bastard, pathetic loser who fumbled the bag of the century. Under Silea’s: far worse. Vile, misogynistic slurs that made even seasoned tabloid editors wince. But mixed in were colder truths—screenshots of old university group chats, anonymous accounts coming forward with stories of how Silea had always coveted Aurelia’s life, how she’d spread rumors, sabotaged relationships, smiled sweetly while twisting the knife.

I shoved open the stall door hard enough to make it slam against the wall. They both jumped, like they’d seen a ghost. Their eyes met mine, wide and frozen. One had a tissue in her hand, the other still had her fingers under the tap like she forgot how to turn it off. I stepped forward. “How dare you?” I said. “Do you think it’s okay to slander someone behind closed doors just because you assume they’re not listening? To tear someone down when you don’t know a damn thing about them?” Their mouths parted, trying to find a response, but I wasn’t done.

Then the final stab, “I wonder what the issues are with these girls who want to get rich by using men.” I almost choked on the tablewater I was sipping. Not because I was hurt , but because the stupidity was so loud I felt physically assaulted. I turned around slowly, very calmly, the way dangerous people in movies do. They both froze. I walked up to them and said, “Where is your proof for all these baseless accusations?” Silence. The awkward kind. “Because you’re not just gossiping,” I added. “You’re slandering. And if I report this, you will both be in HR before you can say ‘frolic.’”

His steadfastness flowed into her like warm honey, giving her strength even as her cheeks burned with humiliation. "Making accusations without evidence is considered slander," Zavian stated coldly. "And slander is a crime punishable by law. I would think people of your standing would be more careful with their public statements. Or perhaps your social position has led you to believe you're above consequences?" The implied threat caused Richard's father to shift uncomfortably. His eyes darted to the small crowd of spectators that had gathered. Zavian then turned toward Yuna, who had been watching the exchange in silence from a few feet away. Her elegant figure was perfectly still and her expr

Double-tongued [ duhb-uhl-tuhngd ] adjective deceitful; hypocritical. ___________________________________________________________________________ 21 / 12 / 2021 “I said , you’re just another slut…like your behavior proved it…Next time , respect other people’s privacy and do not listen in on their calls , slut…” he says in a cold harsh voice. He then walks away and bangs his door shut. I am left standing there shocked at what just happened and what he had said.

Yet he never expected Fane to speak after pausing for a moment. “Lambasting my name is fine. After all, I’m just a bodyguard working for the Drake family. However, you’ve slandered the name of a Goddess of War. You cannot be forgiven that easily for that. Our Goddess of War here isn’t even married, yet you’ve said such things about her…” Fane spoke to Ivan, “Young Master Ivan, the fatty accused you of slandering the Goddess of War as well. Isn’t that practically defamation for you as well?”

Michael looked at Vin, signaled him something. Vin lowered his head and started mumbling, "...'deliberate or non-deliberate slander is a crime with the lightest punishment of being lashed twenty times for one week' ... Amora's Law, section 54, part 1 ..." in a low voice, Vin repeated the sound of the basic law he had learned. "I-I didn't....I saw wrong Your Highness. From my standing position I didn't see exactly what was going on, so I thought ... I thought - "

Alessio raised an eyebrow before playing the recording I secured when Selene visited Tomas's house. There, it was seen how she commanded the people to burn everything. But they were too slow. We already had everything we needed. “Do the defendants have anything to say?” the judge asked. Damian stood. “This is slander. None of these claims are grounded in truth. These people—” he pointed at me “—are emotionally compromised.” Selene followed. “It was an accident. Daryl was just playing. Children get hurt.” “Then why did you cover it up?” Alessio snapped.

In Zora’s mind, she had already convicted Caitlin as a woman with no morals, convinced that every man around her had something going on with her—including Yates, who she was sure was nothing more than a lovesick puppy. “I’ve always been clear and clean with what I do. I don’t need reminders from people like you,” Caitlin said with a cold smile. “But for you all? Let me give you a reminder—slandering others without evidence is a crime. And if it’s serious enough, it could land you in jail.” After issuing her warning, Caitlin turned to leave. But just a few steps away, she looked back and added, “Oh, and if you really can’t resist gossiping, why don’t you just debut as a group? I’ve even got a

"This is the one who asked me to prepare it for you because he's worried that you're hungry." I looked up at her and smiled mockingly. "Is this also your duty? Compared with his woman, is it a little unfair for you to be an assistant?" "I, do you know that there is a crime called slander and insult? I can sue you for insulting my personality and affecting my reputation." "Slander? Do you want to continue to claim that your relationship with the law firm is innocent?"