Farewell to Love: The CEO's Desperate Chase novel Chapter 617

Vivienne's diehard fans refused to back down, relentlessly spamming the forums.

But the general public had lost their patience.

"Stop pretending to have stomach cancer and just go away," one user replied.

That single comment sent Vivienne's loyalists over the edge. They launched a massive counterattack.

Their entire defense hinged on the fact that the medical results had not been officially released yet. They labeled anyone who disagreed with them as Emilia's rabid fans.

The internet devolved into a massive, chaotic argument.

Right at the peak of the frenzy, an exclusive breaking news story dropped. It skyrocketed to the top of the trending charts: #VivienneMedicalResults#.

Millions clicked on the link.

It was a recorded interview with Israel.

In the video, Israel looked perfectly calm as he delivered the fatal blow. "We just received the official results. The tests confirm that Vivienne does not have stomach cancer."

With that single statement, Israel stepped away from the cameras. He had received word that the senior members of the Erickson family and Chloe had arrived, and they wanted to speak with him.

But that one sentence was all it took.

Reporters immediately dug into the details, cross-referencing with hospital sources to confirm the absolute truth: Vivienne was entirely cancer-free.

Even though many had already believed Emilia when she leaked the initial medical records, having the undeniable proof broadcasted to the world triggered an explosive reaction.

The netizens who had been relentlessly harassed by Vivienne's followers finally had their ammunition. They saved screenshots of Israel's interview and spammed them in every argument.

"No matter what you say, Vivienne faked her cancer."

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Inside her hospital room, Vivienne was trapped. Israel had left guards at the door to keep her contained until he returned.

The moment she realized he was gone, she scrambled for her phone. She had to shift the blame before she was entirely ruined.

Terrified to go live, she quickly typed out a text post and hit publish.

"I was scammed. The foreign clinic misdiagnosed me with stomach cancer. I wouldn't be stupid enough to fake an illness and broadcast a death countdown to the entire world. If I didn't die, I'd be exposed, wouldn't I? Regardless of my health, please look at my actions. Look at my heart."

She attached several photos of herself comforting sick patients, speaking on behalf of children at charity galas, and running her recent charity sale.

Across the city, the caregiver assigned by Solmaris, who was currently barricaded inside the Vivian Floral Atelier listening to audio recordings, saw the notification pop up on her screen.