It was indeed a somewhatical scene.


    The expressions on their faces were as sour as if they had eaten something unpleasant. "Is this good enough?" they asked.


    Brian raised an eyebrow and turned to Grace, asking, "What do you think?" Before Grace could respond, they saw a police car approaching.


    The group was infuriated, grinding their teeth. "You said you would let us go!" Brian shrugged. "You were too slow. Who can you me?"


    The group was taken away by the police. Brian held Grace''s hand. "Let''s go home. No one wille to the Top Group and cause trouble tomorrow."


    The next day, no more incidents happened at Top Group, but the inte was buzzing.


    Someone had recorded the events in the underground garage and posted it online.


    Brian''s expression appeared menacing and cold, amplifying the sense of bullying against those few individuals.


    There was ament below the post, which read, [Rich people''s power is truly immense. They''re doing something illegal and then turning the tables to y the victim.]


    One added, [Boycott the Top Group, get this heartlesspany out of Capern City.]


    A personmented, [Am I the only one paying attention to this man? He''s Brian, CEO of the Francis Group. I wonder what their rtionship is.]


    Another user questioned, [Isn''t Brian engaged to Louise from the Adkins Group?] Someone replied, [Come on, that''s a murderer.]


    [Even if Louise is a murderer, I don''t think this woman is a good person as well. Louise hasn''t been dead long, and Brian is already involved with this woman. It was obvious that she''s a home-wrecker.]


    Amenter criticized, [Not only is she a corrupt woman, she''s also a mistress.]


    Aizen spoke up for Grace. [I think you are a bunch of gossipy women calling someone a mistress. Are you a dog raised by the Francis family, barking at will?]


    A person replied to thement, [Is this Grace''s alternate ount? Can''t you admit you''re a homewrecker?]


    asionally, one would speak up for Grace, but thements were quickly drowned out by other negative ones.


    Thements turned more outrageous. Grace looked at the growing pile ofments online, yet her face was devoid of expression.


    She didn''t pay much attention to these people''s attacks on her. It''s just that when she first saw them, she felt a bit ufortable, but after looking at a few more, she didn''t feel anything.


    She had heard worse things before and this was less serious.


    However, she saw ament written, [She even has an unknown daughter heard she is trying to im her daughter a Francis family member. I wonder what kind of sorcery she used to enchant Brian.]


    en


    Below thisment, there was a picture of Austin.


    Below the photo was ament, saying, [Her daughter has a cunning face at


    such a young age and it''s obvious she''s not a good person.]


    [Growing up under the influence of such a malicious woman, she''ll only be more heartless than her mother in the future.]


    A person argued in thement section, [Who''s the malicious one here? You won''t even spare a child People like you are not even worthy of shining a beggar''s shoes, you guys only dare to hide and bully others online.]


    Another replied, [Are you Grace''s paid supporter? How much do you get per


    [She''s a bad child born and raised by a foul woman. Why can''t I say?]


    More and morements below were attacking Austin.


    When Grace saw this, she couldn''t hold back anymore. She immediately called Alice and asked her to contact awyer to sue all these people who were maliciously attacking her.


    She nced at the clock, realizing it was already two in the afternoon.


    As theizens were digging up information about Austin, Grace was worried that Austin might be affected.


    She was no longer in the mood to work and grabbed her car keys before leaving her office to school.