Help! The Frosty Noble's Son Is in Love With Me!

Chapter 521 - 75: The Boss and the Secretary

Online harassment, as long as you don’t look at it, basically won’t harm you.But in reality, how many people can truly disconnect from the internet in this networked world?

Even if you don’t look at it, your relatives and friends around you will, and once others see it, it will affect you.

Feelings of disgrace, embarrassment, and shame swirl around, making life unsettled.

Ms. Yao used to be an ordinary worker, but she managed to climb up the ranks and became a boss lady. Her family was naturally happy, but many relatives and friends still couldn’t stand it. They talked behind her back, but unfortunately, she succeeded in rising to power. People don’t dare say anything in front of her; they speak politely when they see her.

Now the Yao Family is being cyberbullied, and many Yao Family relatives are secretly laughing at them, but still, they don’t dare to say it to their faces. Many are hoping to get some benefits from Ms. Yao because she is wealthy.

So for Ms. Yao, her situation is somewhat better. She even confiscated her daughter’s phone, forbidding her to look at it.

But Mr. Tan has to do business, he has to go out, and once this online bullying emerged, his business became difficult, and naturally, he wasn’t feeling good.

For businessmen, credibility is the most important thing, and if Mr. Tan can abandon his wife and child and burn bridges, can one be assured he won’t do the same in business in the future?

Many businesses withdrew their cooperation with Mr. Tan before signing formal contracts.

"This is all your doing!" Mr. Tan only learned the details after the incident; upon reaching the hospital, he slapped Ms. Yao directly, "My business is all ruined because of you!"

Mr. Tan had never hit a woman before; this was the first time. If this had happened before, Ms. Yao would’ve caused a huge scene, but now she didn’t dare. She endured the pain with her face covered, saying not a word.

Mr. Tan hit her right in front of Tan Huan, showing how angry he was, disregarding the occasion. No, he still considered some things; otherwise, he would’ve hit her in front of others outside the ward.

Tan Huan didn’t know what had happened, seeing her mom get hit, she was scared and panicked.

Regardless of how she used to act spoiled in front of her dad, that was because he seemed easy-going; now, with his sudden anger and change of face, Tan Huan was also scared, not daring to speak up for her mom.

Tan Huan wasn’t foolish; she guessed dad might have learned about that matter, but could he hit mom for this? She couldn’t understand.

But soon, Tan Huan comprehended because those netizens who visited her before returned; this time was different from last time, it wasn’t flowers, fruits, and caring greetings.

It was rotten vegetables and stinking eggs being thrown into the ward, accompanied by vicious curses.

Tan Huan was dumbfounded by the thrown rotten vegetables and then heard the reasons from the vicious curses.

What? Her mom’s deeds were dug out, and there’s a video? How could this be?

Her illegitimate child’s official status getting exposed too??

How could it be like this?

Who did this?

"The illness you’re suffering now is divine punishment for you. Surely, evil has its retribution, karma!"

"A child born from a bitch is just a bitch, actually pretending to be a pure lotus in front of us, deceiving us into believing this kind of trash! Bah!"

"A daughter reflects her mother, inherently wanting to seize others’ things, why don’t you die? Hurry up and die then, why is such trash even alive?"

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Those who followed online to visit were actually some righteous people with hearts to fight injustices, but they were misdirected, so they did wrong. Having realized they were cheated, the justice in their hearts equated to being slandered—isn’t this serious? Naturally, they sought to double the payback.

Among them, some were married, some were not, but regardless, those married or unmarried detested mistresses.

Let the wife’s child save the mistress’s child? Isn’t this a provocation to righteousness? If such a thing succeeds, wouldn’t mistresses become more rampant in the future.

Even if a mistress is legalized, it cannot erase the fact she once was a mistress!

So not only was Tan Huan cursed, Ms. Yao couldn’t escape either, being thrown rotten vegetables and cursed in the ward, nowhere to hide.

Mr. Tan managed to hide in the toilet immediately, securing his safety.

Someone who could abandon his wife and children before could easily repeat it now.

As they say, a leopard can’t change its spots.

Eventually, the chaos was resolved by the police; nearly twenty netizens were caught and taken to the police station, but they were released after spending one night. What to say—the law not punishing the crowd is one reason, another is they didn’t cause serious harm. The stinking eggs were only thrown on the ward floor and bed, not at people, and what harm can rotten vegetable leaves cause?

If Ms. Yao sued, it might be troubling, but now she has a pile of troubles not even having time to fear, how could she care about suing?

Tan Huan was afraid too; she posed so innocently in front of netizens, now being scolded was shameful. She didn’t dare to stay in this hospital, "Let’s transfer hospitals, transfer immediately, I won’t stay here!"

Otherwise, she might even get attacked at night while sleeping.

See, those who do evil things also feel guilty, otherwise why be afraid?

Eventually, for reputation, dignity, and life safety, Ms. Yao hurriedly transferred her daughter to another hospital.

Don’t think it’s over though; matters concerning the Yao Family are still fiercely spread online.

Old Mrs. Yao’s video was posted online.

Turns out, those people seeking to settle scores with the Tan Family ran into Mrs. Tan too.

Mrs. Tan is the type who first sells pitifulness, and when that doesn’t work, resorts to foul-mouthed curses. Seeing people come to make trouble, her shrewish ability exploded.

Before, as long as her shrewish force exploded, no one was her match. Not anymore, this era’s people aren’t as feudal as before, respecting the elder and cherishing the young doesn’t exist.

So-called respecting the elder only applies if you’re a respectable elder, otherwise taking advantage of old age, this generation won’t tolerate it.

Over ten people verbally sparring with one, Old Mrs. Yao was no match, chastised being covered in dog blood, greatly distressed.

Before going on a trip, Old Mrs. Yao’s ugly cursing face was filmed by people and posted online, then she experienced online bullying.

This era’s people hold much resentment for elders who disrespect themselves, like Lin Daiyu on a bus, Fang Shiyu in a supermarket, letting youngsters suffer verbal abuse, now given a chance to curse, naturally venting together.

Even if Old Mrs. Yao doesn’t go online, there are people in the village who do, as she walks through the village people give her strange looks.

So infuriating!

Unlike the Yao Family’s defeat, Qu Fulan’s side was victorious.

Cleansing her reputation was one matter, and her studio became popular. Unlike being scolded into popularity last time, this time praised into popularity.

The ones who cursed previously now returned to apologize. Within a day, short video comments broke a million; isn’t this explosive popularity?

Even Mei praised Qu Fulan, for understanding public relations and media perfectly.