Chapter: 131
Aline had propagated malicious claims, accusing Rena of engaging in multiple illicit liaisons, painting her as an audacious woman lacking in virtue.
Vera took a deep breath, her voice laced with concern.
“Rena, as an educator, these posts pose a grave threat. Who will entrust their children's education to you after Aline's relentless assault? These affluent women fear nothing more than the seduction of their husbands!
Extricating yourself from this predicament will prove arduous unless you possess a partner more influential than their spouses!"
Rena remained fixated on the distressing reports, her countenance drained of color, captivated by their negativity.
Vera, filled with compassion, empathized with Rena's plight.
She gently patted Rena's hand, her voice filled with tenderness as she whispered, "I'm making every effort to persuade them to remove those posts!"
“Thank you, Vera," Rena expressed her gratitude.
However, it was common Knowledge how devastating the rumors had become.
They had spread like wildfire, making it arduous for Rena to restore her tarnished reputation.
Stirring her coffee with delicate motions, Rena couldn't help but sob, confiding in Vera, “It took immense dedication to cultivate those children."
The four-year relationship not only wrecked her career but also irreparably damaged her standing!
Rena yearned to drown her sorrows and surrender to indulgence.
She believed that inebriation would provide respite from her troubling thoughts.
"I can take you for a drink!" Vera, an expert at revelry, offered.
Leading Rena to an underground bar that operated round the clock, Vera unveiled a space where the spirit of rebellion thrived.
Upon entering the establishment, the blaring rock music assaulted their ears.
The place teemed with youthful patrons, the air infused with a mingling of perspiration and perfume.
“What do you think? Isn't it exhilarating enough?"
Vera settled into her customary spot, extracted a cigarette, lit it, and exuded a captivating aura as she savored the smoke.
Rena had never indulged in smoking and Vera discouraged her from doing so.
Vera ordered a bottle of wine, pouring two glasses and extending one to