My Rich Hot and Infertile or Maybe Not Husband

Chapter 1255
The kindergarten incident had obviously reached Mason’s ears as well.
Celeste was a little worried that Mason would be angry because she had hired another lawyer without informing him. After all, he
had helped with many things before.
But the facts proved that she was overthinking. Mason nodded and said, “That’s fine. Everyone knows about Hector’s
capabilities; he can handle this for you.”
He even reminded her specifically, “But you have to be careful with that user named Scott. The article he posted has problems.
On the surface, it seems like he is speaking for the public, but in reality, the article has a clear agitation, intended to provoke
conflict.”
“Not just provoking conflict, he’s provoking a fight. Do you guys remember that girl on the internet? She was wearing a lolita
dress, pushing her wheelchair–bound grandmother, going to school for college enrollment.”
Nicolas started peeling an orange as he spoke.
Trisha raised her hand and said, “I know! Internet users who like to comment on others said she went to an unqualified college.
Who would wear this to a regular college? In the end, she retorted and even showed the acceptance letter from a famous
university. Then these people started accusing her again, saying that taking photos with the elderly with mobility difficulties was
to attract attention and highlight herself.”
that time, Scott wrote an article defending this girl,
sairl, and it
it was
well written.”
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Nicolas sneered, “The writing was good. Originally, the incident wasn’t that big, but he used one article to push this girl to the
spotlight. The internet is never short of people who like to criticize and echo others. The girl didn’t live any better because of his

voice, but instead got more cyberbullying. In the end, the girl couldn’t bear it; she committed suicide after suffering from severe
depression, and this aftermath didn’t even make the hot trend, but Scott became famous because of it.”
Celeste frowned and said, “Hearing you say that, why do I feel this operation seems familiar?”
Liam said lightly, “Angel Campbell.”

Trisha asked in surprise, “Really? With Angel’s innocent look, she could write such stuff?”
After all, those articles did have some depth.
Liam said, “How do you think she got into Quantum Enterprises?”
Angel’s speeches with personal opinions were very well written. It was just that Liam didn’t like her using Quantum Enterprises to
increase her fan base.
“But her IP address is not in the country.”
Nicolas stuffed the peeled orange into Trisha’s mouth, “Dummy, you think IP addresses can’t be changed? Simon can make you
one second in Chile, the next second in Norway, and let you move from the southernmost to the northernmost end of the world
without moving.”
Trisha was speechless.
“If it really is Angel,” Mason paused, eyeing Celeste, “then she’s more than just this article.”
Sure enough, Scott posted a status that afternoon.
“Someone asked me to delete the article. If they were honest, would they be afraid of what others would say? The problem with
Morning Light Kindergarten still exists, and the kids can’t go to school normally. I’m going to keep speaking out! I haven’t even
revealed who she is, and I’ve already got fans hurling insults at me. Listen up; I’m contacting the hospital right now to help the
injured parent transfer. Nobody is so idle as to keep an eye on your idol all the time. Some of you people in certain circles, don’t
be so full of yourselves!”

Scott also shared screenshots of the conversation with the person who asked her to delete the article and photos of the parent’s
treatment in the ICU.
On the one hand, there was a commanding tone. On the other, a parent could have received critical illness news at any time.
The contrast stirred up fans‘ anger.
Everyone started guessing who was being so cocky.
Hector quickly messaged, “The screenshot wasn’t sent by our people. She hasn’t responded to my contact.”
Celeste responded casually, “Just make the land ownership public. The crew hasn’t started filming yet, and we might as well play
along.”