Between Ruin And Resolve: My Ex-Husband’s Regret

Chapter 786:

“Miss Wall, please review this. If it meets your approval, we can finalize it right now.”

Briley scanned the document.

The terms were indeed tempting. Without hesitation, she took the pen and signed her name at the bottom.

Leonard’s face lit up with a smile, and he turned to the gathering of reporters.noveldrama

“Ladies and gentlemen, as of this moment, Miss Briley Wall is officially a part of Starlight Entertainment! We ask for your unwavering support!”

The cameras began flashing incessantly once more.

Online forums soon buzzed with headlines like “Briley Wall’s Official Debut,” accompanied by waves of supportive comments.

“Wow! Briley is really stepping into the spotlight? So excited!”

“Beautiful and benevolent—supporting Briley all the way!”

Briley browsed through the accolades, her lips curving into a triumphant smile. However, that smile quickly faded within days.

Since the announcement of her debut, reporters had been swarming for exclusives.

Initially, she managed to handle it patiently. Yet, the throng outside her ward swelled with each passing day.

One afternoon, as another uproar broke out outside, Briley’s expression soured with irritation. She turned to the two bodyguards by the door.

“This is absurd! Get rid of them!”

The bodyguards hesitated but ultimately complied, unable to defy her command.

They stepped outside, attempting to diffuse the situation.

“Ladies and gentlemen, we apologize. Miss Wall is unwell and requires rest. Please return at another time.”

Despite the announcement, the reporters remained relentless. With interest at its peak, everyone was clamoring for an exclusive.

Spotting an opening, a young reporter darted forward, attempting to bypass the guards.

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One bodyguard, acting on instinct, extended his arm to block the reporter.

The force was excessive.

The reporter stumbled, lost his balance, and fell hard to the floor. His forehead struck the ground with a sickening thud, and blood began to seep from the wound. A stunned silence enveloped the scene for a moment. Then, pandemonium broke out.

“Briley’s bodyguard just assaulted a reporter!”

“Oh my God, there’s blood!”

“Barely debuted, and she’s already a diva?”

As a scandal loomed, the other reporters pressed forward, their cameras flashing incessantly. Online, the narrative shifted quickly.

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