"She’s already apologized, can’t you just forgive her? You’ve never made any mistakes before?"
"It’s understandable for a younger sister to stick up for her older sister. Rebecca Kelloway is willing to step forward and take all the bla in this situation, which I think is quite admirable. We should be more forgiving; online violence is truly terrifying. Do you really want to push her to death just to be satisfied?"
"Rebecca Kelloway does have a younger sister, who’s quite young and just took the College Entrance Examination this year. I heard the sisters are very close, so it’s possible that the younger sister felt her older sister was wronged, and that’s why she did what she did. I heard Rebecca’s phone number was exposed, and lots of people called her to scold her. Cyberbullying is so scary, everyone should stop. A girl previously committed suicide due to cyberbullying, let’s not beco the pushers again. In an avalanche, no snowflake is innocent!"
Soone began to defend Rebecca Kelloway.
But not everyone was gullible and easily fooled.
There were also many rational netizens.
"What’s up with these comnts? Suddenly so many people are whitewashing Rebecca Kelloway. Just because she said it was her sister’s doing, you all believe her? And you even praise her for being responsible. Why do I feel like she’s being devious, pushing her sister out in this situation? If she really was worried about her sister getting cyberbullied, she shouldn’t have said it was her sister who did those things, she could have just taken the bla herself!"
"Yes, I also think Rebecca Kelloway deliberately used her sister as a scapegoat. How co all the comnts are whitewashing her now? I think her sister is so unlucky to have a sister like her. I don’t believe it was her sister who did it."
"Saying that her sister registered the Blog sub-account using her phone, isn’t that a bit far-fetched? Doesn’t her sister have her own phone?"
So people raised doubts in the comnt section.
There were many who agreed, and soon, these comnts beca the hot comnt.
However, only a few minutes after becoming the hot comnt, these posts were deleted.
Not only that.
The netizens who made these comnts were also blocked, unable to leave ssages in the comnt section anymore.
What remained in the comnt section were only those who defended Rebecca Kelloway.
*
Kelloway Group’s PR hired another batch of online trolls.
After Rebecca Kelloway’s Blog post, Kelloway Group’s hired trolls sward to control the comnts.
This ti, in order to whitewash herself, Rebecca Kelloway spared no expense, investing heavily in public relations.
She knew that she needed to show weakness to gain sympathy.
So, she recorded a video and, with excellent acting skills, portrayed a vulnerable, innocent, and helpless woman to the fullest.
By showing vulnerability, shifting the bla, and hiring a massive troll army with a lot of money, the effect was evident.
Soon, she was whitewashed.
She was even whitewashed into a responsible and dutiful older sister.
She willingly took all the bla and ridicule for her sister’s sake.
How can such a good sister not touch people’s hearts?
Who would still want to scold her?
A group of netizens licking her boots even sent her private ssages, comforting her, and telling her not to be afraid, that they would always support and protect her.
*
"Damn, Joanna, did you see that? Rebecca Kelloway managed to shift all the bla to her sister, and she’s almost whitewashed now."
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