Chapter 119
After venting their frustration, both Moira and Zea felt much bener.
Over the next two days, Moira logged onto X and discovered that Suzy had come to apologize because she had been sued
Apart from them, several other women who had experienced similar ordeals as Zea had also taken action. These women had all been assaulted by Suzy because she suspected them of seducing her husband and calling them names like “homewreckers” or “sluts”
Just like in the livestreamed incident with Zea, Suzy would tear off the women’s clothes, slap them, and take compromising photos of them.
The women the targeted not only lost their reputations but also their jobs. Some were disowned by their families, who felt ashamed of them. Others even ended up developing depression and were still undergoing treatment.
Even more ridiculous was the case of one victim, a waitress at a restaurant called Carmen’s Kitchen.
Suzy’s husband had merely glanced at her while she was serving food, and that was enough for Suzy to assume she was a mistress. She slapped the waitress on the spot and later complained to the manager, resulting in the woman losing her job.
When Moira and Zea finished reading through these posts, they were dumbfounded. They couldn’t understand how such a malicious person could exist in the world.
Seeing a picture of Suzy’s husband, Zea scoffed, “He looks so ugly. Who would ever be interested in someone like him”
Then she quickly added. “If I were to become a mistress, Ed find a handsome man like Virgil. That would make more sense.”
Realizing how her comment might be misconstrued, Zea hastily explained, “Moira, I swear I’m not interested in your husband, It’sjust an example,
Moira responded calmly, “I know, I agree. This man is way too ugly.” She closed the page without another thought.
With the backlash growing overwhelming. Suzy panicked and went live again, breaking down as she shared how hard it had been to hold her marriage together.
“I gave up my career and dedicated over a decade to my family, But once a man has money, he changes. He blames me for not being able to give him a son. After I gave birth to our third daughter, he found someone younger and stopped coming home.
“I even suffered from postpartum depression and am still receiving treatment for it. I admit I was wrong, but at that time, I couldn’t control my emotions. Half of my husband’s assets are mine, yet he spends it on a mistress. If you were in my shoes, wouldn’t you hate her too?”
Moira exited the livestream and combined the video of Suzy’s reluctant apology with footage from Zea’s home security camera. Then, she edited and uploaded the clips online.
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Initially, many netizens had sympathized with Suzy, seeing her as another victim of an unfaithful husband.
They believed her postpartum depression and emotional outbursts were understandable, arguing that Zea and the other women were overreacting by pursuing legal action. Since Suzy was willing to offer compensation, they felt the lawsuits should be dropped.
However, once Moira posted the two edited videos, public opinion quickly shifted.
The videos clearly showed Suzy admitting she had attacked the wrong person. Even though she knew she had made a mistake, her apology lacked sincerity and was purely motivated by fear of being sued.
Worse, when the so–called settlement failed, Suzy u
tried to get physical again and stormed off with the gifts she had brought.
Moira had carefully edited the footage to remove any scenes of her and Zea hitting Suzy, leaving only Suzy’s actions.
These videos completely eroded any remaining sympathy the netizens had for Suzy,
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