Villains Act Shamelessly: The Heiress was the Great National Master! Chapter 36: Fans Jumping Ship

Thea Shaw smiled slightly, "Okay."

Since it was all about making money, Thea didn’t hold back.

Yvette Vaughn nodded with satisfaction, "Then tonight, your uncle and I will wait for you at the Celestial River Pavilion. As for your parents..."

"Don’t tell them yet." At this point, Thea’s expression was sowhat serious, "After all, it’s about superstitions, I’m afraid they’d think I should be sent to a ntal hospital."

Yvette couldn’t help but laugh, "How could it be that absurd? With your fortune-telling being so accurate, how could they not believe it?"

Thea shook her head, "It’s okay, there’s no need to tell them for now."

If they’re told, they might go asking Lauren, and then a whole string of explanations would be demanded. Thea would be at her wit’s end.

Where did she learn this skill from elentary school?

At least wait a while, have a buffer period before saying anything.

Yvette left, and at ho, it was just the servant and Thea.

The servant took the chance to report this matter; hearing that Yvette went alone to see her daughter, Mrs. Sutton was a bit surprised. She called Yvette to ask what she wanted with Thea, and Yvette laughed, "Nothing major, I just found Thea adorable and brought her so gifts."

Mrs. Sutton replied with an "Oh," and didn’t think much of it, "I heard Theodore went to the police station last night?"

Yvette hadn’t called to tell them, and her voice was still cheerful, so it obviously wasn’t an ergency. Mrs. Sutton was just casually asking.

"Yes, it was sothing about so work clients, but it’s nothing to do with him. He just went to give a statent."

Mrs. Sutton said, "I see, as long as it’s nothing. If sothing happens, don’t hesitate to let us know."

Yvette: "Of course, with our relationship, would I really be polite with you if there were issues? Don’t worry."

They chatted about so trivial matters and then hung up the phone.

Although Yvette was just speaking casually, the incident blew up bigger than expected.

First, it caused a stir on WeiBo, with Julius Lucas being exposed by the dia for engaging in illegal activities. The whistleblower had solid evidence, and of course, the fans were furious.

However, the matter was significant, and the agency didn’t dare to say a peep. One explosive news after another ca out, and the fans sensed sothing was off.

Besides, his fans had always been arrogant, offending quite a few celebrities. Now, many seized the opportunity to kick him while he’s down, and all of a sudden, everyone was calling for Julius Lucas fans to be taken down.

The last bit of rationality was used to beco unfollowers.

The Julius Lucas fan who had been arrogantly cursing Thea now dared not utter a word. When Thea logged in, she found the fan had even changed their na and switched idols.

Indeed, fans are fair-weather friends; their love cos and goes quickly.

In a way, that’s good. At least this person is rational and knows when to move on. The real trouble is when they stick to their collapsing wall and just argue with others.

Isn’t that just asking for trouble?

Other matters involving the major drug dealer’s case haven’t been officially reported in detail yet, but the news had already spread within high society.

When Mr. Sutton and Mrs. Sutton ca ho that evening, Mr. Sutton remarked, "Theodore really is lucky. I heard he had a headache and didn’t attend the party yesterday, otherwise, he would have been skinned alive."

With drugs causing deaths and a police raid coinciding, it wasn’t sothing even a powerful influence could easily resolve.

Mrs. Sutton was also incredulous, "No wonder when I called Yvette, she didn’t say much. But it’s strange. Those clients were crucial for Theodore, yet he chose to offend them rather than go. Could it be he heard sothing?"