She Became Rich After Divorce (Cheyenne and Kelvin) novel Chapter 279

Chapter 279: Monitoring Footage

Afterward, Timothy made a hasty escape, and at the end of the corridor, a white figure appeared – it was Peyton, pretending to return after going to the restroom. Her demeanor didn't resemble that of a drunk person. Timothy spoke to her for a while, even holding her hand.

Peyton didn't resist but gave Timothy a slap perhaps because she heard that he had failed.

She then walked up to Kate, who was unconscious, and put on a sinister smil1e. She crouched down and began unbuttoning Kate's shirt, and due to her inebriation, Kate showed no response.

Just as Peyton was unbuttoning the third button on Kate's shirt, Timothy approached from behind, said something, and then pulled her away.

Cheyenne had no intention of letting others know what happened next. She clicked the video to end, her eyes filled with a murderous intent.

"Peyton, is there anything else you'd like to say?"

"If it weren't for the unexpected turn of events, what were you planning to do, hmm? Kate was fortunate that a hotel staff member sent her back to her room that night. Otherwise, you might have had your way," Cheyenne added.

With that, the campus forum quickly took notice of this post, with comments flooding in:

[This woman is ruthless, as ugly on the inside as she is on the outside.]

[She drugged the drink, what a scheming women.]

[Look at the so-called 'sunny girl' that you guys like.]

The male students were mainly focused on two topics: first, whether or not Kate had been deflowered; and second, the identity of the girl in the red dress.

The discussions among the female students were even more heated, expressing their indignation that Graeme had been deceived. Some even called Graeme a scumbag.

This post became more and more popular, eventually catching the attention of an editor from Akloit magazine, who had been looking for a good story to boost her career.

She was immediately captivated by the post, saved it, and shared it on her Twitter account, along with a lengthy commentary of over 2, 000 words. The title was sensational: "Akloit College: Palace Intrigue Unfolds, Drugging and Harming Fellow Students in Pursuit of Love."