Counterattack: Send the Person Who Harmed Me to Prison

When a famous young star trespasses onto my property during a broadcast, she ruthlessly destroys my beloved garden. Instead of apologizing, she uploads the footage to rally her massive fanbase against me. Threatening to ruin my life, she demands my submission. But her arrogance will be her downfall. I refuse to be bullied. It is time for a counterattack that will strip away her fame and ensure she never steps in front of a camera again.

Chapters

Chapter 3

In the afternoon, I was leisurely drinking coffee when my assistant called me.

"Ms. Chavez, you're on the news!"

"Show me."

Vincent Cole quickly sent the news to my mobile phone. I clicked on the link and found it was a video posted by the program team on the official account.

The video was edited to only show the moment when I entered the yard and questioned them. The director politely explained to me. Shirley handing me a wreath but I refused and asked her assistant to compensate me. And later I refused to accept the money and slapped her in the face.

The video ended at the moment when Shirley covered her face with her hands and tears.

Just twenty minutes after the video was posted, it became a topic and received thousands of comments.

[Who is this woman? How dare she hit Shirley? I want all her information.]

[Shirley's face breaks my heart.]

[Shirley is so pitiful. Why didn't the staff stop the woman?]

[What were the directors and staff doing? They didn't protect Shirley.]

[The staff should hit the woman back!]

[Secretary, I need to know the address right away. I want to avenge Shirley!]

[Don't you think this is the fault of the program team and Shirley? They broke into a private house!]

[Yes. In the video, the yard is a bit messy. They must have destroyed something, which is why the owner is so angry!]

[Shirley's remarks are so strange!]

[Shirley was willing to use this country flower, which should be the owner's honor.]

[To be honest, although this owner didn't care about her appearance, she was still pretty.]

...

There were a few who spoke up for me, but they were soon drowned out.

Shirley posted: [Thank you for everyone's concern. I'm fine now.] She also posted a photo with a faint slap mark on her face.

The comments were full of concern for her and criticism of me, and I didn't want to read them anymore.

The edited video was not worth discussing. It would be more interesting to watch the whole video.

The director team certainly didn't expect that there were many hidden cameras in my yard, and their actions had been clearly recorded.

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