Because of the widespread nature and the reach of the internet as well as the influence of the Trimshaws, the story became a rolling stone and gathered so much traction. By Monday morning, it was the only thing being broadcast on all the news outlets and all social media platforms.
The wedding announcement of Charles Wanky and Ivy Magwort, which had been expected to dominate the Financial Times, as it was a marriage alliance between two big companies in Graya, Hiddenburg, i.e., Magwort Furnitures and Wanky Inc., had only occupied a small section of the Times and the whole front page had also been dedicated to the unfolding Trimshaw Saga. The parties involved did not notice it themselves as they were busy pushing for the scandal of the Trimshaws.
There was a bit of hesitance in reposting and its coverage initially because no one wanted to be sued. But this time, the media had done its job and researched well, so everything posted was backed with evidence.
