"Yeah," Ye Wanwan nodded, then added with a serious face, "Since third grade, we’ve both found each other unbearable."
Shen Yi raised his eyebrows slightly, "Starting from the third grade? What about before then?"
"Cough cough," Ye Wanwan coughed, her eyes darting around, obviously feeling guilty.
"Well, those people who insulted me, I won’t let them off!" Ye Wanwan changed the subject.
Especially those few that were clearly trouble-making paid trolls.
She wasn’t one to commit wrongs, but she was also not foolish enough to let herself be harmed without retaliation. Since the other party was so lacking in verbal decency, they had to accept punishment.
"Mhm." In fact, Shen Yi had already had Assistant Chen send lawyer’s letters to several of the marketing accounts that were the most active.
After that, Ye Wanwan picked up her phone and began replying to messages from various concerned friends, too busy to pay attention to Shen Yi beside her.
Shen Yi watched her and couldn’t help but feel amused; his worries from a moment ago were completely unnecessary.
While Ye Wanwan was busy responding to her friends, Xun Lehan had already responded directly on Weibo.
Xun Lehan had been celebrating the New Year with friends last night and ended up drinking too much, so she crashed in the hotel.
She was groggily aware of her phone ringing, fumbled for it in bed, and without looking, answered the call.
Once she realized what was happening, Xun Lehan sat up abruptly and clicked on the video link that her friend had sent her.
After watching, Xun Lehan’s face flushed with anger—whose idea was it to dig up her dark history?
However, after reading the comments online, she couldn’t help but feel indignant. Did people really need to use such foul language?
Xun Lehan hurried back home, and as soon as she arrived, her mother grabbed her, asking frantically, "What the hell is going on? Did Ye Wanwan really bully you?"
"No!" Xun Lehan immediately denied it, "Those videos are all edited out of context. She may be annoying, but she’s not the type to bully people at random."
Seeing Xun Lehan explaining yet still appearing annoyed, her mother slapped her on the back, "I’m just worried about you!"
Even though her mother also felt that it wasn’t like Ye Wanwan to do such things, she naturally favored her own daughter more in the end.
"So, what actually happened? If she didn’t bully you, isn’t it too pitiful for her to be slandered online like that?" Her mother became worried about Ye Wanwan, feeling that the online crowd was going too far.
"Could she end up blaming you? Last time she accidentally fell into the swimming pool at our house, your father’s collaboration with the Shen Family hit a rough patch. Could this incident cause them to stop cooperating altogether?"
Her mother’s frown deepened, fearing the company might be affected.
For a moment, Xun Lehan was speechless—her mother had maternal love for her, but it clearly wasn’t abundant.
"Oh, just leave it, I’m going upstairs," Xun Lehan, still anxious, pushed her mother’s hand away and ran up to her bedroom.
After returning to her bedroom, Xun Lehan began searching through her things and finally found a camera.
The camera was one she often used for taking photos and videos before college, it contained many videos. Although many of them were part of her dark history, she was sentimental and had never deleted any.
Xun Lehan quickly sorted through the old videos in the camera and then uploaded them all to her own Weibo!