A Relentless Pursuit for Love novel Chapter 85

Chapter 85

The online confrontation had died down eventually.

Those who were enjoying the “show” had their fun taken away from them.

In the evening, Starship Entertainment released an official statement: [As Minnie and several other artists have violated the terms o f their contract by making groundless accusations, Starship Entertainment has decided to dismiss them. This incident has damaged the reputation of the company, and for that too the company has decided to end terminate their contracts.)

Minnie and the rest of the artists involved had deleted their posts and had issued an official apology to Sage. This time around, they had sounded truly sincere and apologetic. Their actions stood in sharp contrast to their earlier actions.

The drastic plot twist had once again sparked another discussion online.

The media had initially assumed that it was an ugly battle between Starship Entertainment and Norah Entertainment, and they were considering whose side to take when Starship Entertainment surrendered when they had least expected it.

It was a rather humiliating incident for Starship Entertainment.

The D-list celebrities that incited the incident had most of their official social media accounts suspended, and some were even removed from several ongoing projects.

Based on the drastic actions taken, people were starting to wonder who Sage Norah truly was.

They began digging for information on Sage, but they were unable to find anything on her on the internet. It was as if she had not even existed

What baffled them even more, was that every post and comment that involved Sage had disappeared across all online platforms, including the video which showed Sage throwing red wine at the celebrities.

Some netizens were lucky as they had downloaded the video, but when they had tried to pull up the video again, they found that the video had disappeared. This greatly shocked them.

On the drive home, Sage was on a call with Luther. “Luther, the attention will die down eventually, and people will soon forget about the incident. Trying to fix it would cause even more suspicion.”