Cindy initially did not know she had beco famous.
She noticed it during class when many people cast inexplicable glances her way.
The disdain and contempt in those glances were sothing Cindy had never encountered before.
Her heart was uneasy, suspecting that Yue Qingqing, who had returned to class, had said sothing to others.
Cindy’s mind was racing with various explanations.
However, people here are not as reserved as in China.
As soon as class was over, soone ca up to Cindy, asking her in a mocking tone.
"Weren’t you hospitalized before? Are you better now?"
Cindy tossed her hair, "I’m recovering pretty well."
"I think your pinkeye might not be cured yet."
"What did you say?"
Cindy glared at the person, who simply placed a phone in front of her.
With the developnt of the tis, the internet had beco widely used on mobile phones.
Although it wasn’t as convenient as on computers yet, its convenience was already favored by most people.
The girl placed a webpage of the most well-known social dia platform in front of Cindy.
On it was a recording that had been analyzed word by word.
Clearly docunting the dealings between Cindy’s father and a director.
In an instant, Cindy felt her scalp tingle.
Like a nightmare finally becoming real, she let out a high-pitched scream.
As if soone had viciously pinched her neck.
"No, this isn’t... this isn’t real, it’s fabricated by soone."
"Fabricated? Wasn’t it a fact that Yue Qingqing saved you before? Yet you refused to testify for her in court afterward. How could there be soone as malicious as you in the world?"
The student had a usual relationship with Cindy before.
Cindy always led a group of people to deliberately ostracize her.
But since the girl’s family was quite well-off too, she had a group of friends around her.
Although she couldn’t match Cindy equally, she wasn’t too afraid of her either.
Now with a chance to kick her while she’s down, of course, she wouldn’t miss it.
Cindy covered her face and ran out of the classroom hurriedly.
All the way back to the dorm, Cindy could feel the pointing and whispering of others.
The school was one of the fastest places for news to spread, and Cindy was already a famous figure in the school.
As arrogant as she once was, the backlash ca just as intensely.
Cindy barely managed to endure those glances and returned to her dormitory building.
Before she even entered, she heard her roommates inside discussing.
All were words of ridicule and mockery.
Cindy’s head swelled, for the first ti in her life wishing she could disappear.
From then on, Cindy was considered socially dead.
Her vanity and pride turned her into a street rat.
Worst of all, her father’s company faced social boycotts, and with so external influences, their business declined.
In China, there’s a saying that a defeated army collapses like a mountain.
The decline of a company is just the sa.
Despite the previous vastness of their estate, when major issues arise, unnoticed hidden dangers will surface one by one.
Cindy’s father also changed his loving attitude toward his daughter, beginning to bla Cindy harshly.
He even contemplated the idea of cutting ties with her.
As a pure businessman, when faced with such matters, his first consideration is not so-called feelings, but interests.
Cindy was unable to accept her father’s sudden transformation, so she could only plead with her mother to transfer her to another school.
Even though Princeton University is a prestigious institution, she’d rather transfer to a community college where no one knows her than stay in this environnt.
But Cindy didn’t expect that the consequences of her actions would eventually catch up with her, bit by bit.
In this internet era, more and more of her dark past was uncovered.
Including but not limited to her chaotic love history, racist remarks, and past experiences of bullying classmates.
And all of this pushed Cindy into the hell she had once brought upon others.
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