Fiction Made Me His Wife (Freya and Louis) novel Chapter 355

Chapter 855 She Plays the Victim Too Well

Chapter 355 She Plays the Victim Too Well

If Louis really wanted control over a platform with narrative power, there was still plenty to plan behind the scenes. But since he wasn’t interested at the moment, he figured he’d save it for later in case one of his brothers wanted to take it on someday.

Freya had only wanted to go shopping because she was bored. Now that they couldn’t go, it didn’t matter much to her.

“Oh, so it doesn’t really matter what I say, huh? Well, forget it. Just in case more people like that show up, let’s just walk around the neighborhood. I’ll stay close to home for the next couple of days.

“Yeah. Let’s wait a bit.” Louis originally wanted to reassure her, say it was fine–but then he thought about Dean’s weird, erratic personality and figured it was better to play it safe. If that guy pulled more shady stunts while Louis wasn’t looking, Freya might get caught in the crossfire

Thinking it over, he had another idea.

“Hey,” Louis said, lacing his fingers with hers as they walked, “why don’t you come to the office with me these next few days?”

“Sure,” Freya nodded. “I don’t have anything important going on anyway.” She had planned to work on some crafts, but clearly that had to wait.

The night breeze was cool and gentle, rustling the plane trees on either side of the path. Even though something unpleasant had just happened, Freya felt calm and safe. With Louis here, she felt completely protected.

The next morning, after breakfast, Freya and Louis left together for work. As they sat in the car, she realized she hadn’t checked her phone in a while. With nothing better to do, she opened Twitter.

And saw plenty.

Apparently, at nearly 10 p.m. the night before, Sophia had posted a tweet saying she had left the set that day for personal reasons. She denied the accusation of stealing anyone’s role, claiming the part wasn’t worth fighting over in the first place. The reason for the earlier tweet, she explained, was because her manager had control of the account–and she never expected her manager to post something like that.

Then came the sympathy card.

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Chapter 355 She Plays the Victini Too Well

She claimed her looks didn’t fit the background character she was playing, and she’d had inultiple takes because she wanted to do the role justice. It hurt that her hard work had been misunderstood. She added that the industry was harder than she thought, and even though she was trying her best, sometimes her acting didn’t meet the director’s expectations. Nobody was at fault–it was just a lack of talent. She hoped to improve and earn approval in the future.

It was, admittedly, a clever response. She shifted the blame onto her unseen manager, played the innocent, and even added a bit of self–deprecation to make herself look humble. In doing so, she painted Zane as harsh and unsympathetic.

Clearly, she had figured out she would never be accepted by Zane again. So she chose to burn that bridge gracefully and gain some sympathy while doing it.

Freya didn’t work in the entertainment industry, but even she had to admit: Sophia’s PR game was on point. The tweet definitely helped clean up her image.

She glanced at the replies under the post. As expected, they were all over the place:

“I knew Sophia couldn’t have done that. What kind of manager hijacks her account like that? So rude. Poor Sophia.”

“So it really wasn’t her fault. She wouldn’t fight over a background role–she’s played leads before! That manager needs to be fired.”

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