Kiss My Revenge The Heiress Strikes Back novel Chapter 304

Miranda couldn't deny it; Marion really had a knack for sensing market trends. Just with herself and the Hawkes and the Zades, he was already riding a wave of popularity.

"And you know, it’s like keeping it in the family. If someone's going to get all the attention, it might as well be us," Marion said, grinning ear to ear. "It’s like hitting the jackpot just by tapping a few keys."

Miranda sipped her juice as she glanced at the revenue report Marion handed her.

"You wouldn't believe it, but this is the most talked-about topic online right now. I heard there's even a team thinking of turning it into a script. Oh, and get this, there's a legal show planning an episode about it too. They've been running around trying to get interviews with the Zade family."

Marion opened up his tablet as he spoke.

"Look, there's even an account that keeps posting updates about the Zade mother and son, just to rack up views."

Miranda set down the report, giving a quick look at the tablet Marion held out.

Ever since Adam and his mother left the hospital, they'd been under constant scrutiny. But all this attention was just to see how they would fare in the end.

Someone even created an account solely to update on the Zade family's status every now and again. As time passed, opinions began to vary.

"They've had it rough enough, maybe it's time to stop reporting on them."

"Yeah, they're already miserable. I don't think there's a need to kick them while they're down."

"Some people need to keep their sympathy in check. People like them should be nailed on the pillar of shame for eternity, so as to secure that there won’t be families favoring sons over daughters."

Adam, bedridden and paralyzed, had grown increasingly aggressive. He took out his frustrations on his mother, both verbally and physically, throwing things at her at whim.

He seemed to have inherited his father's temper perfectly. His insults were vile, as if the woman caring for him was nothing more than a nuisance, not his mother.

"At first, Luna tried to comfort Adam every day, crying and feeling sorry. But then she realized her son was practically disabled, unable to carry on the family name. That's when her attitude started to change."

As Miranda heard Marion’s words, she couldn’t help but comment, "You’re quite the gossip, aren’t you? How do you know all this?"

Marion propped his feet up on a nearby ottoman. "This isn't gossip. People like them, they're one in a million. I just couldn't resist digging a little deeper."

Though Marion's main interest was making money, he found the exploration of human nature equally fascinating.