Reborn Second Chance With The Scheming Tycoon novel Chapter 180

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She flinched hard when she suddenly heard it played back. Looking up in horror, her face

went pale. That video of her bribing the judges… how the hell did it get leaked?

Gasps rippled through the crowd.

Then came another clip. It showed two young girls–Sabrina and Rachel Williams.

Rachel asked, “You made it to the top ten thanks to money, but you know the finals‘ judges

aren’t that easy to bribe, right?”

Sabrina scoffed, full of smug, “Don’t worry. I’ve got my ways.”

“What kind of ways?”

Pressed by a persistent Rachel, Sabrina finally spilled. “You just need to help me backstage-

play the track I’m supposedly performing, got it?”

Rachel stared at her, stunned. “Wait, so you’re gonna fake–play?”

“Yeah, and? So what if I do? Tons of celebs lip–sync these days. Is fake–playing even a big

deal now?” She said it so casually, like it was the most normal thing in the world.

But the people watching? They were furious. One by one, they stood up, booing and jeering at

Sabrina.

“Get off the stage, you liar!”

“What a shady family! Like mother, like daughter.”

“True that! With a sister like hers, what do you expect?!”

Amelia Johnson could only roll her eyes. Talk about catching strays for something she had

nothing to do with.

Emily Carter leaned over, anxious. “I’ve already done what I can… But how do we clear your name from all this nonsense?”

Amelia stretched and stood up, calm as ever. “It’s fine. Just sit back. My turn now.”

“Huh?” Emily blinked hard. “Wait, you’re just gonna go up there? Like now? You think they’ll

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On stage, Sabrina was beyond shocked. Still shaking her head, trying to deny everything, but

her voice had lost all strength. Finally, security went up and escorted her offstage.

The host quickly jumped in to settle the crowd. “Everyone, we truly apologize for this mess.

Cheers erupted, louder than before. J was practically a legend–someone whose music could

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