I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Chapter 145

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Chapter 145 Sean Takes Matters Into His Own Hands

In less than two hours, Sean personally stepped in to confront Laura.

First, it was revealed that Laura had once used her high heels to step on her assistant, and then it was

disclosed that she had slapped a low-level extra on set. There were videos, and the evidence. was

backed up by the posts of the unfortunate extra.

Abigail saw Sean lambasting Laura on Instagram himself and immediately called him.

As soon as the call connected, Sean’s tone was upbeat. “How’s it going?”

“Why did you personally post on Instagram? People might say you’re helping me…” Abigail started, her

voice tinged with concern.

“What’s wrong with me helping you? Laura dares to bully you because she has her powerful backers

and a legion of mindless fans.” retorted icily.

“But this might not be good for you in the end,” Abigail said, her tone firm.

Sean sneered at that. “Is Anthony helping you any better?”

“He didn’t intend to help me like that, and regardless of your involvement, I would have handled this

matter myself,” Abigail replied calmly

“Is your solution to leave the production?” Sean asked, to which Abigail answered coldly, “Yes, it is.

My job here is almost done. With the capabilities of L.Moon Studio, once the show airs, the

audience will know the truth.”

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“Do you think I’m overstepping by resolving these troubles this way?” Sean countered.

“No,” Abigail immediately responded.

She just felt that Sean wasn’t a part of the industry, and there was no need for him to get deeply

involved in public opinion.

Sean’s voice softened as he murmured, “Abigail, all I need is for you to genuinely accept my help.”

Abigail’s heart raced a bit and she licked her lips. “Thank you.”

She hadn’t expected Sean to be so straightforward.

Sean’s voice carried a hint of satisfaction. “Alright, then. Focus on your work. As long as you want to

stay on set, no one can make you leave.”

“Okay,” she replied softly.

After hanging up the phone, Abigail furrowed her brows and contemplated for a while.

A moment later, she opened Instagram.

Sean’s Instagram post, where he personally defended her, had already become a trending topic.

Abigail saw the title but didn’t click on it.

‘Laura, come out and apologize to Abigail!’ This was the kind of headline that Sean would definitely

come up with.

After looking at the post, she scrolled down to read the comments.

“Laura, the pure and innocent flower. It seems Dumplings are truly biased. Every time something

happens, it’s always the poor, innocent Laura who’s being bullied. I never expected the innocent

flower to be so ruthless in hitting others. That’s why her previous assistant suddenly changed, right?”

‘Abigail has connections. She can fabricate evidence, for sure.”

This comment was at the top because Sean had replied to it.

Sean tagged and replied to the user named RoundDumpling, I’ve saved your comment. You’re

spreading rumors about me, so get ready for a court summons.”

Below were a bunch of applause emojis.

‘Laura’s evil little Dumplings, please don’t delete this. Let your idol sue Sean and make him. apologize

to her.’

‘Sean is so bold, and I love it. I wish I had a cousin like him!’

Instagram was in complete chaos.

After reading through the comments, Abigail stood up and went to the door. Lewis was standing

outside, looking apologetic as he gazed at her.

“What’s wrong?” she asked.

Lewis rubbed his hands together and mumbled awkwardly, “This morning, I accused you without

asking for the reasons, and I’m really sorry. I didn’t expect them to maliciously spread those

rumors about you.”

Abigail fixed Lewis with a cool gaze. “I’m quite curious. Is this how you always treat the regular crew

members on set?”

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Lewis hesitated for a moment.

Abigail continued, her tone even, “I’m an outsider to this industry, so I might not understand all the

norms. But when it comes to thegular crew members being unjustly accused, you default to blaming

them without discerning the truth. I find that very unsettling.”

“You’re right. I should have asked a bit more back then. It’s just that tempers can flare on set… Lewis

explained, to which Abigail calmly interjected, “In reality, this is your industry’s practice. The leads hold

a high position, and you agree with whatever they say. You didn’t even bother to ask me. why Laura

was upset with me.”

“I already had Laura apologize to you,” Lewis said, a hint of awkwardness in his voice.

In this industry, those with higher status tended to gradually see themselves as superior. This meant

that the quiet, hardworking crew members were often overlooked.

“I don’t need her apology. I just hope she’ll admit whether she truly disliked L.Moon’s designs. Just one

word from her is all I ask,” Abigail said, locking eyes with Lewis.

Lewis couldn’t help but say, “She’s a new rising starlet; she’s bound to be conscious of her appearance.

As for our show…”

“Our show is perfectly fine. She wants to film something glamorous yet also demands a high- quality

historical drama. Whether she qualifies for that challenge is her own deal,” Abigail stated

calmly.

She had designed haute couture for international leading ladies. What right did Laura have to criticize

her designs?

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