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It was a struggle for Jordan to not respond to some of the crazier things being said. Other things were alarming to read and listen to. Stealing women and eating them was mild compared to some of the other things floating about on the internet. The craziest thing he saw was the belief that they had just landed on the planet and that’s why no one knew about their existence. There were so many holes in that conspiracy theory that it was laughable.

she said, her voice firm, “the nation is rattled. There’s already speculation about why Marco was targeted. We can’t control the narrative if we don’t get ahead of it.” I glared at her. But she wasn’t wrong. I had seen the polls, my approval rating slipping like sand through a fist. Conspiracy theories were blooming on every channel. Some blaming a foreign government, others blaming my enemies at home, and one even claiming Marco had staged his own abduction to embarrass me. I wanted to break the screen. To tear it off the wall. Instead, I sat back down, fists clenched.

Claire turned on the television while sipping her hot tea, and it turned out that the television broadcast a news that made Claire's blue eyes widened. 'Politicians and political observers around the world question this strange phenomenon that has occurred in recent times. We still remember how demonstrations were held suddenly to carry out re-election. The demonstrators nominated Boston Hopkins to be the successor president. But suddenly many demonstrations were canceled. Even the head of the demonstrators could not remember why he was so passionate about nominating Boston Hopkins. Conspiracy theories have started circulating on the internet about this, ranging from alien invasions to mass

“People are obsessed with the teaser.” “They are feral,” she corrected immediately. “Like genuinely terrifying. Someone already started a conspiracy theory that your anonymous identity is secretly a retired Japanese illustrator hiding from the public.” I finally laughed softly at that. “Another person thinks you’re a middle aged man.” “That one hurts.” “Honestly? Your caffeine addiction supports the theory.” I flipped her off lazily. Cassie smiled before grabbing my phone from beside the tablet and waving it dramatically. “Also your sponsor texted again.” My hand paused.

Duplass snaps. “Of course it does. Grant accidentally ruined a serial killer’s plans. The killer wanted revenge, so he raided Grant’s penthouse in an attempt to capture him. When that didn’t work, plan B was to frame Grant by leaving behind stolen artwork. That ruined his entire reputation, forcing him to go on the run, which would make him an easier target in the future.” It’s fairly easy to construct a conspiracy theory when 95% of it is the truth. Of course, when the other 5% is complete and total lunacy, that tends to mess up your sales pitch.

They treat human lives like dirt! The imaginations of the people online spiraled wildly, sinking deeper into conspiracy theories. [I've heard of shady organizations like these! First, they ruin your face, then they profit off lifelong treatment!] [Damn! I seriously suspect that the professors and Eve Green are in some black market industry.] [I've found it! They really have a company under their names!]

It was not something anyone could ignore. Rumours were spreading about different reasons for this boycott. Some said it was a fraud case, or a harassment case. Some were claiming that I was on drugs or something. It was just an attempt to increase the ratings. Everyone was earning out of my scandal. Memes were being made.

By evening, newspapers and digital outlets plastered the city with stories—some factual, others fantastical. One tabloid screamed in bold letters: “KROOS FALLS – CITY BREATHES AGAIN!” Another, more cautious, warned: “ARREST OPENS PANDORA’S BOX—WHAT SECRETS WILL SURFACE?” Talk shows brought on former associates, self-proclaimed experts, and opportunists eager to spin their own myths around the man now caged.