At that moment The master of the family leaned back in his chair, the corners of his mouth curling into a satisfied smile.
"It's a brilliant plan," he said, tapping his fingers against the polished wood of the dining table. "But what about the people? What if they come forward, contradicting the company? They could easily claim my daughter really did those things to them."
Hearing what he just said.
The chief manager adjusted his tie, his demeanor calm yet calculating. "That won't be an issue," he replied smoothly. "As Ethan goes on air to make the apology, we'll send our team to visit every single one of her so-called victims. They're all from poor family backgrounds—desperate, struggling. It won't take much to buy their silence or, better yet, convince them to deny everything."
Immediately the master's smirk deepened.
"Ah, so you'll make them turn against Ethan, then? Perfect. We control the narrative, and he's left standing as the fool."
