In response, Ruth was surprisingly calm.

“Miss Hanson, did you really think I'd have a future if I copied someone else's face? I did everything you asked, and it worked for a while. But now, I realize that a lot of what I've accomplished are thanks to Mrs. Fowler."

Baffled, Aline wondered if she was dreaming. Ruth's remarks were simply ridiculous!

A fleeting smile crept on Ruth's lips.

“Ever since I entered the entertainment industry, Mrs. Fowler has been keeping a close eye on me.

I'm no match for her in terms of love, but you're no match for her in terms of a career."

Even a man as proud and aloof as Waylen was hopelessly in love with Rena.

Others speculated that it was because they had kids together, but that wasn't the case. The reason why Waylen was willing to sacrifice everything for his family was because he loved the mother of his children, not the other way around.

It was even said that they were going to have a third baby.

Ruth's words caused a sensation, and what was even more sensational was the announcement that she'd terminate her contract with Times

Entertainment, which meant that she was willing to pay for the termination fee amounting to fifty million dollars.

Ruth didn't know if she'd go viral again if she signed with Rena's company.

But Rena told her that honesty was the best way to deal with the negative public opinion during a crisis.

So, she disclosed the truth to the public.

It was also a relief when she admitted her despicable past. Whether she would become famous again in the future or not, it was okay, because she'd always be herself, not Rena's replacement.

That day, Ruth's name and her statement became trending topics online.

But because she and Waylen had no emotional entanglement, she gained the respect of many netizens.

Instead of losing fans, she gained more.

They all supported Ruth, and they also looked into the past of Rena and Waylen. After finding out more about them, they began to ship them.

Some of them even shipped Ruth with Rena-the “bossy female CEO" and the

“bitchy A-Lister".

Ruth was still popular, and she eventually signed a contract with Rena, splitting her profits with the latter at thirty-seventy.