Chapter 1179: Chapter 1179: Scarlett Reveals Her Mate Selection Criteria Chapter 1179: Chapter 1179: Scarlett Reveals Her Mate Selection Criteria The dia, which had just boldly gone public with the love affair of the Queen of Acting, Olivia Lewis, were dragged back into the fray by an even more sensational scandal—a photo of Princess Scarlett, fourth in line to the throne of Country W, intimately close with the heir of the Lawrence Corporation!
Instantly, online dia exploded like a pot boiling over, each platform scrambling to cover the story.
— “Century Wedding Bubbles Burst! The real Princess defeats Cinderella! Who will the Prince choose?”
— “A real breakup! Young Master Lawrence has a new love, and it is Her Royal Highness, the true Princess!”
— “A grand union between wealthy families and royalty, a deep analysis of the new power structures!”
— “Explosive! Young Master Lawrence and Princess Scarlett, loath to part at the door, reveal deep affection and a romance in bloom!”
…
One explosive news piece after another blasted across major dia outlets.
Due to the fa of both Princess Scarlett and Baron Lawrence, online Popularity skyrocketed.
In the process, Enna Clark, the ‘ex-girlfriend,’ was dragged back into the spotlight, along with the long-suppressed scandal from that day’s banquet.
Although many netizens dug up old news from Linton City and recordings to testify that Jacob Clark and Juliet Jordan were no good, still a large portion of people morally coerced Enna, believing that, no matter how wrong Jacob was, Enna’s failure to save her father was inexcusable.
An uproar broke out among two factions of netizens online.
Popularity continued to climb rapidly.
Irritatingly, at this ti, it was either intentional or unintentional that Princess Scarlett was cornered by the dia at the doorstep of a summit eting, when asked whether she was dating Baron Lawrence.
At first, she denied it, but then she explosively revealed her criteria for choosing a partner, each point aligning perfectly with Baron Lawrence.
Once her interview was posted online, major dia outlets interpreted it as admitting the romance.
Princess Scarlett had been keeping up appearances quite well these past few years, and her public favorability was high—most netizens had already begun sending their blessings spontaneously in the comnt section of her interview.
In just over an hour, the scandal fernted to an uncontrollable extent…
Inside the conference room.
After being whispered to by a subordinate, Baron Lawrence abruptly interrupted the eting, turned on the computer, and used the projector to display Princess Scarlett’s interview.
“Your Highness, are you really dating Young Master Lawrence?”
“No… not at all. Why do you ask?”
“Then Princess Scarlett, could you reveal your criteria for choosing a partner?”
“My criteria for choosing a partner… I like n around the age of 25 to 30 who are responsible and brave, preferably with their own career. Hmm… I have admired heroes since I was little, so I hope he has military experience. He should be over 180 cm tall, with an education in finance from overseas…”
The conference room filled with dozens of people silently watched the person on the projection list her criteria one by one, while they stealthily glanced at the increasingly grim-faced handso man with their eyes.
Princess Scarlett’s standards seed tailor-made for Lord Lawrence—aside from him, they doubted there could be another man fit the description.
Wasn’t this the equivalent of publicly declaring her affection for his type?
They had been in etings since early morning and were unaware that the scandal involving Princess Scarlett and Baron Lawrence had already gone viral. They were puzzled as to why Lord Lawrence suddenly broadcasted this interview—where had it co from? When had it taken place?
“Of course, the most important thing is what I like, and when it cos to being together, it’s all about the feelings…”
Baron Lawrence picked up the remote control, clicked off the projector, and abruptly stood up, “I have urgent matters to attend to. We will reschedule the eting for another day!”
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