She was still holding her phone and it was obvious that she had already seen the trending news on Twitter.

“Humph! I've no idea! She brought this upon herself." Vivian flashed a sweet smile, while her eyes glowed with evilness “well... That's fine though."

Patricia nodded.

She did not feel sorry for Maria at all. On the contrary, she was actually waiting to see something bad happen to her.

A while Later, she seemed to think of something and asked, "Although the news was posted by an influencer, it is still written without any evidence, which could make it seem less convincing."

Similarly, the influencer had indeed gained a lot of followers and attention, but doubts were starting to arise about the credibility of her post.

"Wait, am I out? Don't you need evidence to support what you said?"

“Exactly! I couldn't agree more! If you want to attack someone, then you need to post the evidence first, or else you might get accused of defamation!"

“Trying to smear dirt on someone without evidence? You are a real Internet troll!"

Watching people making skeptical comments online, Vivian smiled sinisterly.

She proceeded to send a message to the girl with glasses.

“Post the photos."

“Okay, Polly. I will fight to the end for you!" the person on the other end replied instantly, followed by an emoji.

Obviously, that person was in high morale since she had managed to get Vivian's contact and was willing to fight for her.

Vivian checked Twitter again and found the girl had indeed posted something new.

There were two screenshots and a photo in that post.

The screenshots were about "The Management and Regulations of the

Sheffield Writers' Association" and “Standard Regulations in Auditing Star-rated Writers."

The source of the screenshots was obviously reliable because they had been posted on the home page of the Sheffield Writers’ Association's official site all year long.

Clearly, the influencer was being sarcastic, because the point she was trying to make was Maria was not qualified to be a member of the Sheffield Writer's Association, let alone become a five-star-rated writer!

And the third image was from the Star Search's event site.

It was pretty undeniable that the person in the picture was none other than Maria.

Although the picture was shot from the side angle, the star badge on Maria's left collar could been seen.

However, since the image was captured from a distance, the number of stars on the badge was not clear.