Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 877

Before Leah could finish her sentence, Shannon heard a wave of notification chimes around her again. When they clicked on the photos, they realized those were screenshots of a group chat, coming in like a virus as before.

Upon reading the chat messages, a sense of unease washed over them. Those more familiar with the darker corners of the Internet immediately recognized that the group chat was filled with male abusers.

The chat records not only contained men showing off the entire process of them emotionally manipulating their girlfriends but also included pictures of certain body parts. The group chat members all shared their methods and experiences of gaslighting, emotionally manipulating, and verbally abusing their partners.

The owner of the group chat even shared his "most successful story", where he incited his girlfriend to attempt suicide six times. None of the attempts took her life, but with every failure came even more abusive words thrown at her.

Only a few screenshots were sent to everyone, but this overview alone was enough to enrage the online users. Within minutes, the incident became the hottest trending topic along with the selfie, suppressing Shannon's news.

Once online users put the pieces together, they concluded that either one or both of the men in the selfie were in the group chat. Those who knew Camryn also came out to confirm he was the owner of the group chat.

The online commotion put Shannon at a loss for words once again. No one had related these matters to her, but Eddie was watching on the side the whole time and naturally knew who did it. There was an added hint of awe and reverence when he looked at her.

The older generation was right—never offend a woman unprovoked. One would never know how brutal and harsh they would be when exacting revenge. In fact, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that they could kill from a thousand miles away, unseen and undetectable.

Shannon was met with Eddie's gaze and instantly read his mind. Helplessly, she explained, "I didn't tell them to do it."

It was purely an accident.