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Memes mocking Marian's greed and ineptitude sprouted like poisonous mushrooms. Conspiracy theories blossomed, weaving tangled webs of speculation about Blake's motivations and Eva's alleged innocence. News outlets, hungry for clicks, pounced on the story, dissecting every word with a bloodthirsty fervor - Hashtag #TorresGroupScandal became a war cry, rallying both sympathizers and opportunists. The once-respected company logo became a distorted symbol of family dysfunction and corporate corruption. The internet, once a vast sea of information, transformed into a churning vortex of outrage and speculation, swallowing the truth whole in its relentless tide.

“We’ve given this news before.” “Yes, but spin it around however you want. Refresh their memory. Trust me, by the time people hear this news and then they piece it with this hideous news, it’s going to be a whole spin-off altogether. It’s going to be through the roof. Don’t give them every single detail but let people think for themselves. Conspiracy theories all over the internet. It will break Alex and Dennis when they see the news.” “Are you sure about that?” one of them asked, and I nodded.

A digital conspiracy! The reporters stared, some in shock, some in barely concealed contempt. "Ekon and his associates have corrupted the entire system!" Victor ranted, foam appearing. "They've created a virtual reality, a digital ghost, to destroy me! The ledger's a forgery so sophisticated it fooled their bought-and-paid-for auditors! This isn't a report; it's a hatchet job! A high-tech assassination of my character!" He was coming apart at the seams live on national television, forging a new paranoid reality where he was the victim of an omnipotent, shadowy enemy. He was no longer arguing facts; he was denying their existence.

“I figured that out about the second day in class. It surprises me you like Greek mythology when you are such a stickler for the facts. Are you saying you believe in the idea of the Greek gods?” He shrugged. “I’m not completely disproving it but I’m not going to say for sure one way or the other.” “Wow.” “Do you believe Oswald killed Kennedy?” he asked. I groaned. “I don’t know. Honestly, I never got into any of that stuff. It just was way too confusing for me. Do you think Elvis is alive?” He laughed. “Not anymore. Hell, he’d be eighty-something.” I put my palm to my forehead. “You seem like such a rational man. I suppose you have a whole list of conspiracy theories that you believe.”

“The handsome billionaire that used to do a hundred interviews a year is missing. I think Layla told them that you are dealing with a health problem. The last I saw, they were convinced that werewolves have eaten you, and we’re covering it up. Of course, it doesn’t help that every other Madden disappeared off the face of the planet too.” I laugh mirthlessly. “Humans will find a conspiracy behind every bush.” “They do have wild imaginations,” Zael remarks. “But those imaginations create the most beautiful art, movies, books, music…their desire to find answers lead to some of the most amazing discoveries. Honestly, Kane, I don’t know why you hate them so much.”

Others thought it was military technology. Conspiracy theorists were apparently convinced aliens had finally arrived. Idiots. “Delete every supernatural theory immediately,” I ordered. “Flood the internet with fake explanations.” “Yes president.” “And find whoever uploaded the original footage.” “We’re already tracing it.” “Good.” once I find that person, they’re dying painfully. Jacob remained unusually quiet behind me while reading through the reports himself. “You okay?” I asked finally, glancing up at him slightly. His expression tightened briefly. “People died tonight.”

“Did they really? That’s so annoying.” “In a way, it’s a good sign,” she said thoughtfully. “It means there’s nothing serious happening in Silver Fang—no attacks, no scandals. So they focus on human interest stories. Of course, now that you’re missing, this is going to dominate for a while. Especially since you haven’t turned up.” “They’ve really run wild with conspiracy theories, haven’t they?” I said with a huff. “Let’s just hope Nolan doesn’t fall for any of them. Chasing false leads could drive him crazy.”

Everything needed to expose every government official who had enabled enhancement programs. The news coverage shifted from the Vale Tech tragedy to the conspiracy it revealed. "Leon Hart, former tech executive, appears to have orchestrated this explosion while attempting to expose a global conspiracy involving unauthorized human experimentation. Preliminary reports suggest multiple families were in the building at the time..." Sophie watched the coverage with tears streaming down her face. "He did it. He made us disappear into his story." The news was already spinning narratives about Leon's final redemption, about families tragically killed while trying to expose government corruption.

of me. Aunt Eleanor sat unfazed on the sofa. "It was just a drunk idiot. The media always exaggerates." "He kept saying I faked my death," I groaned, collapsing onto a chair. "Like it was some publicity stunt." Clara, nursing a bruised knuckle, nodded. "People love conspiracy theories. It's more exciting than 'woman survives plane crash with amnesia.'" "The wedding is in a day. This is the last thing we need." "It'll blow over," Eleanor waved dismissively. "Something more scandalous will happen by morning."

But at least it was steady. The zombie story in Ohio had died down, at least on the television news. It was still all over the internet, of course. The bodies had been spirited away to a hidden government research lab, but that didn’t stop the bloggers and conspiracy people from posting their opinions. The most popular explanation for the creatures seemed to be secret medical experiments gone awry. Other theories included a toxic waste spill, a terrorist attack, aliens from outer space, a plague of some kind, and even global warming, though Leesa failed to see how that might apply. Her favorite explanation came from a female blogger who wrote that the creatures were not really zombies, but i