Honey, I'll Make You a Star (Margaret and Charleston) novel Chapter 82

Chapter 82 The One Who Pushed Stephanie Was...

Undoubtedly, Madam Ally's post was adding fuel to fire.

Madam Ally was the leader of the fashion world in the west; she was the most outstanding stylist.

Although she owned a Facebook account, she had only posted six times on her Facebook in the past five years.

Who would've thought that she'd actually mention Margaret on her post to make such a statement?

What did it mean if the clothes and makeup had been personally designed by the notable fashion stylist?

It meant that what Margaret donned that day was worth 20 million dollars, and even more.

After all, rare things are precious, and Madam Ally had not personally designed clothes for several years!

The dress Margaret wore could be said to be priceless.

Therefore, it was very reasonable for Margaret to ask for a 20 million dollar compensation.

At this moment, the theory constructed by Stephanie, and her fans seemed ridiculous and laughable.

About how Margaret had blackmailed her because she was poor? All were nonsense!

The dress personally designed by Madam Ally was worthy of this price!

In the eyes of the netizens, Stephanie's behaviour had become a humongous joke once again!

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"Stephanie, why didn't you tell me that Margaret's dress was designed by Madam Ally?" Zachary nearly collapsed.

Stephanie widened her eyes and said, "How could that be possible? How could Margaret that b*tch have anything to do with Madam Ally?"

Even though Margaret had performed very well in Ancient Star, Madam Ally could never be bothered with a small-timer like her.

There was a world of difference between them. How could Margaret have anything to do with Madam Ally?

"You, you, you're driving me nuts." Zachary did not know what to say to her. He handed the phone over to her and said, "See for yourself."

Stephanie took the phone over and read the contents clearly. Fear placed its grip around her neck and suffocated her so hard, she almost fainted.

To her very unpleasant surprise, Madam Ally had actually posted on Facebook claiming that Margaret's dress was personally designed by her.

It was evident to Stephanie now that whatever she had done before to smear Margaret's reputation was a joke.

"Ah!" Stephanie screamed, feeling like she was about to lose her mind. "I don't believe it. This is not true. How could that b*tch have anything to do with Madam Ally?"

"Even if you don't believe it, there's nothing you can do about it. This is the truth!" Zachary was fed up with her.

"What should we do now?"

"What else can we do? We can only issue a public apology." Zachary said helplessly.

"I don't want to!" Stephanie cried out. She was unwilling to apologize to Margaret. What an embarrassing thing to do!

"Then what do you think we should do?" Zachary asked. The Public Relations Department had personally called him, obviously at wit's end about handling this PR nightmare.

"There is always another way..." Stephanie muttered to herself. If she wanted to win, there must be another way. Suddenly, something occurred to her. Her eyes beamed as she said, "Zachary, let's..."

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The public opinion online came like waves. One after another ushered in with no end in sight.

Initially, everyone thought that Margaret was greedy and was taking advantage of the situation while they believed Stephanie to be right for being hostile towards Margaret.

No one expected that things would take such a sudden, abrupt turn.

It turned out that the dress Margaret wore was designed by Madam Ally.

Madam Ally had been in seclusion for many years. As she had not designed a dress in a long time, no one expected that she would make a public appearance again through personally designing a dress for Margaret, and doing her makeup for her.

Even top celebrities in the entertainment and fashion industry did not have this honor.

This newcomer was really amazing.

People wondered about her background.

Everyone tried to guess what exactly did Margaret do to win Madam Ally's favor.

However, there was no doubt that their assumptions were just blind guesses.

After all, just by standing there, Margaret gave others the feeling that she deserved such an honor.