I Let Her Ruin Herself Chapter 22
She looked at me.
“The platform you built can’t decide the truth for people, but it should let verifiable facts remain.”
Once the statement went out, the people who had been demanding my confession saw the timeline and started deleting their posts.
Some still claimed I had used money to manipulate the case, but the public court file contained the weapon, the video, and the signed plea statements.
Others tried to argue that because of Taylor’s three daughters, I owed them financial support.
Hannah responded publicly only once.
“The children have committed no crime, but that does not make the victim their legal guardian.”
Once the agency saw public opinion shifting, it deleted the accusation letter overnight, claiming some temp had posted it without verifying the contents.
But the screenshots didn’t disappear. The same company that had once tried to trade Taylor for an investment was now using unverified allegations for traffic.
One by one, their partners cut ties.
The owner called me, saying he was willing to apologize publicly if I would stop retaliating.
“I didn’t contact your clients, and I didn’t ask anyone to cancel their contracts,” I said.
“The business you lost was because of your own actions.”
He was silent for a long time before hanging up.
But it still wasn’t over.
The next morning, Shirley showed up in our corporate lobby with three little girls.
And with them, surprisingly, was Carol.