CHAPTER 441: CHAPTER 441: THINK MORE ABOUT IT

Benjamin asked anxiously, "What should we do? If Emerie finds out about the online chaos, she won’t be able to handle it."

"She has to handle it, whether she likes it or not. Remaining silent at this time is the only way for things to gradually die down," Old Mrs. Wilson said reluctantly.

If there was anything he could manipulate, he would have done it already. The problem is, there simply isn’t.

Charles Seymour, that bastard, even posted about the mix-up between Ophelia Wilson and Sophie Wilson, along with DNA test results.

"Can the online public opinion be guided somehow?" Benjamin was unwilling to give up and tried to struggle a bit more.

He wasn’t doing it for Emerie after all; it’s that it implicated himself.

Who doesn’t know he’s married to Emerie Wilson?

He doesn’t care about other people outside, but what about his business partners?

How would they view him?

Is Emerie losing her mind more and more?

The foolishness she had before, he could bear it. Now, it’s so foolish he’s almost unable to bear it.

Were it not for the imminent cooperation with Peace Group, he would really want to divorce Emerie immediately!

Such disgrace!

"Can’t guide it." Mentioning this, Old Mrs. Wilson’s face grew even gloomier.

Some people online speak up for Emerie: "So this makes Emerie Wilson Sophie’s aunt, right? What’s wrong with an aunt saying a few things about her niece? Is Sophie so petty that she forces her to apologize publicly in the newspaper?"

When he saw such comments, he felt they struck right at his heart. But soon enough, countless sneers and insults overwhelmed the person speaking up for Emerie.

"What’s so special about being an aunt? Even parents don’t have the right to humiliate their children, right? What era do they think it is, treating children like extensions of themselves and not like people?"

"Look closely, okay? Initially, Sophie only asked Emerie to apologize. Emerie insisted on mixing herself up with Grace online, blackening Sophie’s reputation. With things becoming so big, what’s wrong if Sophie asks Emerie to apologize publicly? Frankly, Emerie deserves to humiliate others but can’t apologize herself? If she’s so powerful, why doesn’t she go to heaven?"

"Emerie Wilson is really cunning, taking medication to make herself ill just to harm Sophie. Such people... heh, can they even be called human?"

There were many more replies later on. Old Mrs. Wilson was so angry his blood pressure rose, and he dared not read any further.

But he knew that, at this point, online public opinion can’t be guided anymore.

"Forget it, let’s wait for this matter to gradually fade and then talk," Old Mrs. Wilson waved his hand in fatigue, sighing heavily. How could his daughter be so troublesome?

However, the real culprit is still Sophie Wilson. Before she appeared, wasn’t Emerie fine?

Even if Mason returns in the future, he will never acknowledge Sophie!

The unrecognized Sophie Wilson was happily nibbling on some dessert, saying gleefully, "Mom, Dad, I told you long ago there’s nothing to worry about. My Mr. Seymour will handle it all for me."

Clarissa Taylor withdrew her gaze from the computer with a complex expression and then looked at her daughter with concern.

Yes, Charles Seymour is capable, but precisely because he’s too capable, she’s worried—what if one day Charles doesn’t want their daughter anymore?

Looking at Sophie now, she’s long since fallen in love with Charles Seymour and is used to leaving everything for him to solve.

She’s truly worried that if anything happens between these two, Sophie...

As a mother, she naturally hopes her daughter is happy, but can’t help but overthink...