Lilith’s apology video had gone viral overnight. Her tear-filled eyes and trembling voice declared innocence: “I didn’t know anything. I only did what Noelle told me... I was so naive.” The internet exploded in sympathy.
Noelle, however, wasn’t having it.
She fired back online, her comments sharp and unforgiving—until, one by one, her posts were mysteriously deleted, her account shadow banned. It was obvious: Justin’s PR team had taken over, spinning the narrative, painting Lilith as a fragile, innocent angel betrayed by her conniving handler.
After all, what did a sweet new face like Lilith know about the dark underworld of marketing manipulation? Noelle, on the other hand—an industry veteran—was easy to cast as the villain.
But the illusion was cracking.
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