Chapter 60: Evil Has Its Own Karma
Grandma Moore was also infuriated at the two of them. Letting Laura into their household was the biggest mistake they had ever made—not only did she cause their son to die, but now she was also trying to harm her grandson’s reputation.
At this moment, the Moore family members were all gathered in a hotel room and discussing their next moves.
Frankie was pacing anxiously, not expecting Jessie to have this trick up her sleeve and only waiting for him to fall for her bait! He had been caught off guard!
Some of his friends who helped spread the news were also implicated. Having faced penalties, they were all venting their anger on him as they threatened to expose him in the class groups, claiming he was truly disgusting.
"Jessie, that insufferable girl! We’re at least blood relatives. It’s fine if she doesn’t want to give us any money, but how could she treat us like this?" Frankie’s father angrily cursed, putting all the blame on Jessie.
At first, they had attempted to cyberbully her. While it did gain some traction, it didn’t do much. Later on, it even got overshadowed by the scandal involving Julia, further reducing its impact. However, the moment Jessie released her blog post, it shot straight up to the hot search list and made the issue widely known to the world. Many people were calling to ask more about it, and a lot of online users berated them.
Some bloggers even made a meme video out of their previous live-streams where they were crying for sympathy, circulating it online repeatedly, and thoroughly ruining their reputation.
They had no idea about Laura and Jessie’s situation. Regardless, they were indeed not doing well alone by now. Not only were they being yelled at, but people would also recognize their faces and chase them while yelling as they were on their way to the hotel. Even the hotel security and staff disliked them. When it was time to check out, they had no doubt these people would kick them out straight away.
The usually silent sister-in-law finally spoke in an icy tone, "Do you not recall how you demanded money and drove Laura and Jessie out back then? I was against it from the start. Also, you immediately treated Big Brother’s wife and daughter horribly after his accident and death. Didn’t he treat you guys well? That money rightfully belonged to Laura and Jessie, but you all took it while proclaiming that they wouldn’t need to support you anymore in the future. Now that it’s time for you to spend money again, you suddenly remember them and are forcing them to pay up once more.
"And don’t blame me for saying it outright, but our parents were living just fine in the old village. If it weren’t for you wanting to send your sons and daughters to the city for school, persuading them to live in town without wanting to spend much, you wouldn’t have targeted Laura and Jessie. If you didn’t push them to the edge, would they have struck back?