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Charles was speechless. He was a gentleman. There was no way he would be caught dead hitting on a married woman. The accusation could destroy his reputation. “You can’t say something like that without proof, ma’am. I can sue you for slander.” Charles warned grimly. “I should sue you for being a homewrecker!” Agatha refuted. “Is it proof you want? I caught you red-handed on a date. Isn’t that good enough proof?” Charles grimaced. He did not want to engage with a rude woman.

said the chancellor firmly and a little disappointed. "Bu-but, sir! I can explain about that...I was slandered! I was accused of stealing something I never did! And what is it about my behavior that makes you say I'm no good? What wrong have I done? I think..." Alicia tried to defend herself and said something she had never done. Alicia looked confused, why would she say she was bad? What does that mean? The Rector took a deep breath, "Whatever it is, it won't be able to overturn the decision of us and the other deans! Moreover, we have strong evidence, not just an unsubstantiated decision!"

His confirmation was all I needed to burst into laughter. "You are f*cking delusional.... Why the hell would I ever buy you a damn thing? We aren't together and never f*cking will be again. You are an asshole, Chad. You don't deserve any woman with a kind heart because you are a cheater, a manipulator, and an abuser." As he stepped towards me with clenched fists, I raised a brow at him. "I will sue you for slander, Becca. I have never hit a woman in my life," he replied.

"I know you've always had grievances about the shares and assets your parents left behind. But we're family. We've been managing the company for you, expanding it—wasn't that for your benefit? For Nathan's future? "How could you let selfish motives drive you to fabricate such vicious lies? To attack Sloane Group, and to smear Chelsea, who has treated you with nothing but devotion?" With just a few sentences, he flipped the narrative completely. In an instant, I became the ungrateful villain, the man who forged evidence to slander his wife and brother-in-law for money. The same people who had been stunned moments ago now looked at me with renewed disgust and anger. "I can't believe he tried t

I wonder what I must have done to her to deserve this slander. “She’s a good woman. She’s grown and whatever she does is her business,” Rob said, stepping forward. “She doesn’t deserve this. I was the one who came to visit. I used to be in her life and I came back to find her. She didn’t invite me for anything indecent. I forced my way in.” The officer frowned. “That’s not what the witness said.” “She’s lying,” Rob said. “She doesn’t know anything. This is slander. You’re humiliating her in public based on gossip.”

Even if you reveal the truth now, who's going to believe you? Grace was surprised that Celia remained so oblivious to her wrongdoing and even turned the situation around. "I've met people who are shameless before, but your audacity is truly remarkable. While I can't present the original draft, stolen goods are stolen goods," Grace commented. "You have no proof." Celia crossed her arms with a defiant expression. "Without evidence, it's all just talk. Anyone can make baseless accusations. Just remember, slander is a crime, and I can sue you for it," she added.

“If this is slander, why did the authorities validate the documents earlier?” “Do you deny the footage that clearly shows you with James?” “Miss Vanessa, give us a straight answer! Yes or no?” “I told you—it’s slander!” Vanessa snapped, her voice cracking with fury now. “Everything you’ve seen is manipulated! You’re all falling for the trap of jealous people who can’t stand my life!” A ripple of derisive laughter broke out among the reporters, sharp and merciless. “Don’t just point fingers, Miss Vanessa—we want real answers!”

Thinking of Eloise's miserable end just now, I hesitated for a moment, and still reached out and deleted these contents. But I knew in my heart that with this level of popularity, these things were probably saved and forwarded by people and spread out. As I was watching, a new push came out. It was a media blogger who posted. "Designer Ms. Z was deliberately maliciously defamed and slandered by a studio colleague out of jealousy. The truth has come to light after the exposure of the slanderer's videos and photos."

“She only did this because of you. Don’t you think it would be ungrateful of you to push her away once you’ve got what you want?” Alyssa’s words were hurtful. However, it could not be denied that her stance was the same as the rest of the company’s stance and views. Elijah laughed coldly as he turned to gaze at Alyssa. “If you believe that my wife has slept with Quirinus Banks, please provide evidence to support your claim.” “If you can't, I will sue you for slander and libel.” The look in the man’s eyes was cold and unflinching.