Priceless New Bride: Accidentally Offending The Dangerous CEO Chapter 84 - Why Didn’t You Dodge?

Chapter 84: Why Didn’t You Dodge?

Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios
The one who leaked that information about her was none other than her bosom friend, Ou Lixue!
Ever since the reports of her seducing her cousin-in-law were exposed, she suffered a huge plunge in popularity as all the big figures of society began to criticize her.
For a period of time, she dared not even leave the house, for fear that she would be caught by the paparazzi.
Her artiste management agency had already terminated all of her contracts and even persuaded her to go into hiding overseas. Yet, another controversy arose again before she even left to go abroad.
Since the string of scandals that she was involved in had been exposed, it was probably the end of her modeling career. She refused to resign to fate and was full of resentment towards Luo Anning whom she blamed for her fate!
“If you were moral and upright, you wouldn’t need to be scared of being betrayed! Luo Xinya, you’re bound to face your just desserts when you do evil. You can only blame yourself for all that has happened. You don’t have to be afraid of being exposed if you didn’t do it,” Luo Anning sneered, knowing clearly what had happened.
She reckoned that Ou Lixue must have already decided everything after ending the call and since she could not publish it in the newspapers, she must have posted it online.
In this digital era, the power of online discussion forums was not to be belittled.
The hundreds of thousands of netizens enjoyed freedom of speech online and hence, everything was bound to go viral once it made its way onto the internet.
What followed next, would be harsh criticism and berating…
“Luo Anning, have you finally admitted to it? You were the one who got Ou Lixue to betray me, weren’t you!?!” Luo Xinya screamed as she lost control of her emotions. Her initially beautiful appearance was distorted by anger and her face became extremely terrifying.
Luo Anning remained silent with a smile, for she did not wish to speak to a lunatic. Not to mention, they were in a public place and it would be extremely embarrassing to do so.
Luo Xinya’s behavior had caught the attention of Old Mr. Chen and even angered him. He hollered, “Where are the security officers? Is this how you do your job!?! How could you let someone like that enter? If anything happens to Young Madam Rong, will you be able to bear the consequences? Hurry up and drag her away!”
The security officers swiftly rushed forwards to hold Luo Xinya down, stopping her from running away. Luo Xinya struggled vigorously and yelled, “Let me go! Let me go! Luo Anning, you bitch. You will die, I curse you to have a horrible death!
By the time Tang Chao and Feng Churui discovered the commotion, Rong Yan was already nowhere in sight. As soon as Luo Xinya spoke, she heard a terrifyingly low and rumbling voice. “Hold up.”
Realizing that it was Rong Yan, the security officers immediately pressed Luo Xinya onto the ground politely while she screamed and struggled. “Luo Anning, you must die a horrible death. You will face your retribution!”
The guests immediately began gossiping while the security officer hurriedly pressed Luo Xinya down and covered her mouth to prevent her from blurting out any more callous words. Rong Yan’s face had already turned extremely sullen.
Rong Yan walked towards the disheveled Luo Anning whose hair had been stained by red wine. Her makeup had been ruined and her clothes were also sticking onto her body in an absurd manner, accentuating her curves.
“Why didn’t you dodge it?” he asked menacingly with a frown.
“How was I supposed to know that she would suddenly rush towards me and splash the red wine onto me… ” Luo Anning pursed her lips and appeared extremely aggrieved.
Rong Yan stared at her as his frown creased deeper, seemingly deep in thought. Finally, he raised his hand and whipped out a handkerchief to wipe her face.
He was exceptionally conscientious, making her feel as if he were wiping a precious piece of china.