Dear Ex-wife Marry Me novel (Maja) novel Chapter 882

Chapter 882 

But Maja’s orders were clear, and she, had to comply. 

The internet had been overflowing with criticism towards Star Movie group lately. Everyone was saying that the Star Movie group had exploited Ford, and now they were using The Endgame to inflate their own value, all in a rather shady way. 

Maja, the so–called president, had been slammed with hundreds of thousands of hateful tweets. 

Some were body–shaming her, saying she didn’t deserve to live. 

Some claimed that she had been forcing herself on Shawn and that Shawn’s embarrassing actions were a deliberate response to her advances. 

Add to that Edgar from Simstar Entertainment was forced to step in with all kinds of sarcastic digs, and people were doing their best to trash talk Maja. 

Public opinion was now at its peak, and if nothing were done to stop it, the damage to Star Movie Group would be impossible to repair. 

Zoey got in touch with the director, who published a list of the actors he’d chosen on the internet, with Shawn’s name clearly listed. The internet users were all shocked. 

[What am I seeing, Shawn? Star Movie group’s Shawn?!) 

[The director has even released the photos, so it’s definitely Shawn. So, Star Movie group didn’t lie?] 

[After all the bashing, it turned out he’s actually broken into Hollywood? Holy cow, the first one–from our country, and it’s The Endgame!] 

[Should the haters apologize? Look at what they’ve done to Shawn over these few days, and Maja, hasn’t she really strove for resources for Shawn? Everyone was saying she wanted to ruin Shawn. If it weren’t for the director’s post, she’d still be getting bashed.] 

[Why apologize? Have you all forgotten about the Ford incident? That was the Star Movie group’s fault. Even if they’ve gotten into Hollywood now, their actions toward Ford were undeniable. Edgar even said that Maja really fancied Shawn and even wanted lan! Looked at her!] 

[The Hollywood thing is obviously real. Ford can’t compare to The Endgame’s role, right? So, was there some misunderstanding?] Maja seized this opportunity and published the surveillance footage from the day Ford came to sign the contract on her Twitter. She had previously taken Simstar Entertainment to task on Twitter and had hundreds of thousands of followers. 

Now, she was going head–to–head with Ford. 

[This is the surveillance footage of Ford’s manager coming to sign a contract with our artist Shawn. It wasn’t us, Star Movie group, using Ford, but Ford going back on their word minutes before the contract was supposed to be signed, catching us off guard. As an up–and–coming company, we wanted to keep quiet, but the explosion of public opinion online was too damaging, so I had to release this footage. These people are still working for Ford, and I’ll post their employment information on my Twitter.] 

Following that, she posted the employment information of these people in her following tweet, confirming they were indeed Ford’s employees. Netizens immediately understood. So, after all this criticism, the Star Movie group was innocent, and the one breaching the agreement was actually Ford? 

Why would Ford treat a startup like this? 

With clear evidence, Ford had no choice but to let their PR department deal with the situation, and Edgar, who had initially stepped forward, had become a laughing stock. 

Edgar’s Twitter was immediately flooded with negative comments. He had gone from being the talk of the town to being condemned by everyone in just a week. 

Terrified, Edgar dropped his phone and turned to Alma for help. 

“Alma, what should I do now?”