The Ninth Bride (Samantha and Finley) novel Chapter 219

Chapter 219 Who Isn’t? 

Chapter 219 Who Isn’t? 

Not long after, Emily was surrounded by a group of classmates outside the gates of Saint Night Academy while Samantha calmly walked in alone. 

Emily had many friends, but how many of them were truly sincere? 

Probably not a single one. 

Her current friends were either drawn to her because of Elias or Finley. Not a single friend was there for her. 

Samantha returned to the classroom and sat down, reading her book quietly. 

Every day, the academy was filled with gossip. 

Sure enough, Samantha’s classmates were discussing the latest news. “Emily has been acting arrogant these past few days, all because her brother is Elias.” 

“I’d be arrogant if I had a brother like that, too! After all, she has the right to be. That’s enough about her, I get annoyed every time I see that obnoxious face of hers.” 

“Who isn’t annoyed looking at her?” 

They moved on to other topics after talking about Emily. “Hey, did you see Twitter? That director who got caught up in scandals with the actresses has just announced that he’s going back to work. He’s now holding auditions for a female lead.“– 

“Who would want to work with such a scandal–ridden director?” 

“Well, you can’t say that. Some scandal–tainted actresses might take the job for the money.” 

“Exactly. There aren’t just shameless men in this world. There are plenty of shameless 

women, too.” 

“Agreed.” 

The women gossiped enthusiastically, not noticing how Samantha’s face had darkened. 

She knew that director and had met him once in her previous life. 

After Noah’s betrayal, she contemplated suicide. Then, she met that director who saved her. He had even shared some of his dark secrets to her. 

He told her he had directed a hit TV show and won the best director award in his youth. 

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However, he was framed by an actor he had supported and became a pariah in the industry. Even so, he never had thoughts of ending his life. 

He always believed the innocent would eventually be vindicated and the truth would come to light one day. 

She once asked the director if his name had been cleared. 

She remembered his bitter response. 

Not only had he failed to clear his name, but the show he had worked so hard to film couldn’t find a platform to broadcast it because of his reputation. He was now deep in debt but never thought of giving up.