Girl Get Rid Of That Jerk (Williams and Shawn) novel Chapter 317

After Kate's three trending topics hit social media like a storm, her fans swarmed Shawn's page. Some were pleading for his support, while others were outright roasting him.

In the aftermath, Kate tried reaching out to Shawn with countless calls, none of which he answered. Frustrated but determined, she made her way to Reynolds Corporation to confront him, only to be stopped by the receptionist at the door.

Instead of finding Shawn's help, Kate was met with a lengthy public apology from him.

Just as Kate was giving the receptionist a piece of her mind at Reynolds Corporation, Pearl called.

Disheveled and yelling, Kate had tossed aside any notion of keeping her composure. “I’m Mr. Reynolds’ girlfriend! Let me in!”

The receptionist was unfazed, “I’m sorry, Ms. Sabrina, Mr. Reynolds has given strict orders not to let you in.”

Kate was livid. “That’s nonsense! Shawn wouldn’t do this. Call him!”

The receptionist remained stoic. “Mr. Reynolds specifically instructed us, you cannot enter.”

That's when Pearl's call came through.

Kate ignored the first ring.

When Pearl called again, Kate picked up, clearly annoyed, “What do you want?”

“Kate, have you seen Shawn’s post? I never thought he’d do something like this. But hey, don’t let it get to you; men are all the same.”

Kate paused, “Post? What post?”

Pearl let out an exaggerated gasp. “You haven’t checked social media?”

Kate snapped back, “I haven’t had time.”

Pearl, with a hint of schadenfreude, advised, “You should definitely check it out.”

After ending the call, Kate opened her social media app, and there it was—Shawn’s post trending.

A sense of dread washed over her as she clicked on it.

Ten minutes later, Kate was shattered.

Shawn not only confirmed the rumors about Kate’s involvement but also poured his heart out to Allison, admitting his mistakes and begging for her forgiveness.

Pearl’s call was nothing more than a chance to revel in Kate's misfortune.

Now her scandalous situation was the talk of the town.