Chapter 151
Author: Oriel
last update2026-10-15 16:41:46

“It’s everywhere,” Asher whispered with widened eyes before yanking Claire’s phone out of her hands.

He began to swipe and swipe, his eyes widening more and more the more he swiped.

Blogs, influencers, gossip pages, and anonymous accounts had posted the same photograph with different sensational captions.

“THE FALL OF THE WHITNEYS!?” Asher’s face twisted as he read the caption of a post.

He looked ahead at Mariam. “Can you believe these people? This one says ‘FROM MILLIONS TO HANDCUFFS: THE
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