Love Letters, Divorce Papers (Jared and Amber) novel Chapter 641

Although they hadn't officially gotten back together, it was just a matter of a few days. As long as nothing happens during this time, getting back together would be a sure thing for them.

So, the news wasn't fabricated.

"It's not fake, but it will still have an impact on you, more or less." Jared looked at Amber and said.

Amber took a sip of the soup. "I know, I've been mentally prepared for a long time."

She just looked online. There are many mean comments on her social media. People criticized her for accepting a man that had abandoned her.

They called her "cheap" because the Farrell family had been treating Amber badly and yet she still wanted to be one of them.

In short, compared with Jared, comments on Amber's social media accounts were far more unfriendly.

However, from the moment she promised to get back together with him, she knew that one day she would be judged by netizens, so she was always mentally prepared.

Therefore, she didn't react much when it finally happened.

"Amber, do you want to do something?" Jared put down the phone and asked seriously.

Amber stirred the seafood porridge in the bowl with a spoon, and replied with a smile, "Kind of. Only, it's not about doing anything, but about achieving a goal."

"What goal?" Jared became more and more curious.

Amber said, "I want this news to be on the Internet so that people will guess whether we are getting back together or not. In this way, when we get back together, people won't be too surprised, no?"

Jared raised his eyebrows. "So, this is your idea?"

"Yes," said Amber, "even if we weren't photographed last night and there is no news today, after we get back together, our contacts will definitely be more frequent and intimate, and then there will be media photos of us, so it's better to just let it be, give them time to accept and adapt, and when we get back together, their reaction won't be too big. Or they would probably even support us because they read too much news about us, right?"

Jared raised his chin thoughtfully. "Well, okay. But I'll shoot those bad voices on the Internet ..."

"No, let them be." Amber shook her head. "If you suppress those voices, the netizens will be more aggressive. Anyway, I don't surf the Internet often. I don't feel annoyed if I don't read these comments."

However, Jared didn't think he could be as open-minded as Amber.

In a word, he didn't want to see her being belittled by people online.

Jared narrowed his eyes slightly, and a trace of darkness flashed across the fundus of his eyes, fleeting.

She didn't allow him to suppress those comments, but he could teach those who commented a little lesson.

Some of the people hiding behind the screen were so dirty.

Amber didn't know what Jared was thinking. She put scallop meat in his bowl. "All right, let's eat first. Forget about online things."

Jared nodded and picked up his utensils.

After breakfast, Amber went to the room to look for something. Jared was alone in the living room, sending a message to Ben, asking him to find out those who made ugly comments on Amber's social media one by one.

If there are any employees of the Farrell Group, dismiss them.

If they were from other companies, suppress them.

He had to let these people know that words come with a price.

The media which posted the photos needed to be taught a lesson too.

How dare they post news about him without carefully considering it?

"Let's go." Just as Jared sent the message, Amber came out of the room.

Jared put away his phone and stood up from the sofa. "Let's go."

They headed to the parking lot.

Ben had already been waiting for them in the car. Seeing them coming out of the elevator, he hurried out of the car and opened the door of the back seat for them.

Amber got in the car, followed by Jared.