The Phantom Heiress Rising From The Shadows

Chapter 919:

Their eyes remained fixed on the looped video. More than a few men struggled to look away.

Brenna rolled her eyes, her expression cold. She knew Ethan was behind this. This meant Ethan had already seen the video before.

“Miss Russell, who was it that tossed you out?” Brenna had to continue the act, even though she knew it wasn’t right to kick someone when they were down. However, Tina had brought this upon herself.

Humiliation burned on Tina’s face, mingling with anger, while the entire Russell family wilted under the weight of public shame. Tina’s father wished he could disappear.

“Turn off that screen!”

“Shut it down, now!”

Tina’s father and brother shouted hoarsely at the staff on stage. The employees, initially frozen, found themselves watching the scandalous video play repeatedly before the Russell family’s outrage snapped them into action. They attempted to turn off the screen.

But the screen malfunctioned, remaining unresponsive no matter how they pressed the remote’s buttons. Manual attempts at the computer also proved useless.

On and on, the humiliating footage played.

“So shameless!” Judy’s gaze shot toward Denis, who kept his eyes glued to the screen. She reached over and twisted his head away, her grip firm. “Stop watching!”noveldrama

She turned her fury on Tina. “No wonder you accused Mr. Mitchell of messing around. It turns out you are the same type of person you just talked about—trying to seduce someone and getting tossed out. Don’t you feel ashamed? You’re pathetic. Get out!”

Judy didn’t even need to say anything for Tina to feel the urge to leave. But the footage wouldn’t stop. If she ran now, who could tell how many more times everyone would see her like that? But if she stayed, she’d continue to be ridiculed.

Tina was stuck in a dilemma.

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Tina’s brother charged onto the stage, pounding the screen with his fists until it went black. Seeing that, Tina fled the scene.

Nobody from the staff bothered to chase her down. Instead, someone calmly said to her brother, “Sir, you broke our equipment. You need to compensate us.”

“Fine, send the bill. The Russell family can afford to pay!” he snapped.

Returning to his seat, Tina’s brother shot Brenna a venomous glare. “Miss Harper, was it really worth going this far? Arguments happen, but humiliating my sister this way is unforgivable. The Russell family won’t let this slide.”

Unfazed, Brenna sat down calmly.

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