The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella) novel Chapter 1608

Louisa had zero tolerance for anyone slandering Summer.

Summer's fans rallied to her defense, praising Ms. Kiki for taking legal action, saying it was high time these gossipmongers learned that there is a price to pay for spreading rumors.

Louisa started to feel relief as public opinion shifted in her daughter's favor.

Serena, who had been gloating just moments ago, had even created multiple fake accounts to join in the online bashing of Summer.

But in a blink, the tide turned!

Summer's fans fiercely defended her, and even David's supporters joined in because Summer had shown support for their star, David.

They rebuked every single person who dared to insult Summer.

Serena’s vitriolic comments about Summer received hundreds of replies each, all castigating her and standing up for Summer.

Serena was nearly apoplectic with rage. She couldn’t understand how Summer's fans could so blindly defend her. Didn't they have the slightest doubt that the flawless vocals at the concert, amidst all that noise, might have been pre-recorded?

Why were they so foolish?

Even if they enjoyed Summer's singing, did that justify such blind devotion?

Seething with anger, Serena argued with them, but it was clear she was no match for them.

They were too many, and their words too harsh; soon, Serena felt her heart pounding with fury.

But Summer's fans didn't seem inclined to let her off the hook. They bombarded her inboxes, asking if she was feeling guilty and was scared of being sued by Ms. Kiki. They also mentioned that they had taken screenshots of her posts and arguments and sent them privately to Ms. Kiki.

Chilled to the bone with anger, Serena thought these people were too much! Even after she had deleted her comments, they continued to harass her.

After cursing them out once more, she rapidly blocked them. Due to the sheer number of people, her fingers ached from the effort, and eventually, she emptied her Twitter, refusing to receive any private messages.

To save herself further aggravation, she signed out of her account.

She wondered what her parents were up to at that moment.

Suddenly, she remembered the telescope in the building—a gift from her dad's old friend, Theodore, from ages ago. She hadn't given it much thought back then, but now it seemed like a good distraction. Frantically, she rummaged through her belongings to find the telescope.