Chapter 52 - 50 Ongoing Repercussions
In the cozy first-class sleeper, Ye Yuwei was scrolling through her tablet with trembling fingers.
The news of Yu Qingjia’s suicide had already gone viral, dominating the trending topics and flooding social media.
Before taking her own life, Yu Qingjia had posted a scheduled Weibo message on her account:
Perhaps by the time you see this message, I will no longer be in this world. I am finally and completely free. These past years, I have lived so unbearably, so exhaustingly.
I feel immense guilt toward those who supported me, liked me, accompanied me, and voted for me. The bold aspirations of "The Big Three" from the general election will never be realized.
The external project I had been longing for is gone. At first, I was filled with resentment—you all know how difficult it is to land an external project in Hanoi, how much effort it takes. But now, I’ve let it go.
I want to share my true feelings with you, but certain things I can’t say because of contractual restrictions. Besides, what you want to see is a bubbly, positive, and sunny little idol. Who would want to see the dejected, zombie-like version of me?
The pills are ones I stockpiled a long time ago, always thinking that one day I would use them—along with that thin, sharp blade.
I don’t know what I did wrong, or what makes me inferior to that person. Is it simply because she is the "Crown Princess Consort" preordained for the "Crown Prince"?
Farewell to everyone who loves and hates me.
Yu Qingjia’s Weibo post was like a nuclear bomb, overturning the entire river of conversation, especially the sentence "Is it simply because she is the ’Crown Princess Consort’ for the ’Crown Prince’?" It directly pinned the scandal on Ye Yuwei and Yu Manting.