“Yes, that makes so much sense! I was so worried about Polly just now!"

“Ha ha! I knew she was just lying. So Mia‘s the real liar here!"

“Yes! She's a liar! She was jealous of Polly's Song of Phoenix, so she tried to claim that Polly plagiarized her work! And now she's claiming to have written the song Frosty River! What a bitch!"

Vivian's mood was instantly Lifted.

It felt so great to manipulate her fans’ opinions towards Mia

She felt as though she was leading an angry mob towards that bitch. This feeling made Vivian feel so satisfied... No!

Wait a second-!

Vivian's jaw dropped when a thought suddenly occurred to her. Wasn't Mia... Wasn't her Aunt Lorraine Mia?

How could she be browsing Twitter now?

Shouldn't she be focused on recuperating?

Perhaps she was feeling bored. Cory and Ron didn't let her work, but they still let her keep her phone for entertainment?

Thinking of this, Vivian calmed down somewhat.

As long as Lorraine didn't have the strength to write, Female Military Counsellor wouldn't be updated, and that was all that mattered to Vivian.

She quickly tossed aside her worries and continued to write insinuating comments.

"Some people just Like to pretend to be perfect. She's already a good writer, now she wants to sing like an angel. It seems that she wants to embody all the good things in this world."

“Polly's much more sincere. She just admitted that she's a rookie writer, and she also paid homage to a famous composer."

Vivian managed to defame Mia and praise herself at the same time.

She posted two comments in a row using her secret account. It didn't take long before both comments garnered over ten thousand likes from Polly's fans.

At the same time, in a villa on the other side of town.

“Ha," Mia scoffed dryly.

“What's the matter?"

Maria briskly put her phone down and turned her face away from Anthony. "It's nothing.”

She wasn't used to asking men for help, even if it was from her own man.

“Is there someone or something that's bothering you?" Anthony asked unhurriedly, casting a glance at her. Maria paused for a fraction of a second.