The Reversal of Public Opinion


    Sivir''s words fell like a bombshell, shaking everyone present. Just like that, Sivir handed over the reins of the Cross Group.


    Nopetition, no scandalous family drama, no chaotic power struggles...


    Seraphina stood calmly to the side, but she was slightly taken aback. Sivir hadn''t mentioned anything about transferring shares to her beforehand. It was all too sudden. How had the Cross Group suddenlynded in herp? She felt as though someone had dropped a towering pile of gold at her feet, so huge she couldn''t even see the top.


    After a moment of stunned silence, the room erupted in apuse.


    People put their hands together to celebrate Seraphina''s return and Sivir''s magnanimity.


    Amid the apuse, a reporter couldn''t resist raising a question. "Ms. Cross, how do you respond to the nderous rumours about you online? Does your divorce from Mr. Dros signify a rift between your families?"


    The reporter didn''t want to miss this chance. If he waited until the press conference ended, he might have missed the scoop.


    Orion''s pupils contracted sharply as he lifted his head, staring intently at the dazzling woman standing above.


    Seraphina faced the reporter with an unwavering gaze and a gentle smile.


    "Allow me to address the second question. My marriage to Mr. Dros was not a business alliance, as I concealed my identity at the time. It does not represent my family''s stance. To be precise, this failed marriage was a reckless decision made in my youth. As for myself, I ept the failure of this marriage. The divorce was to correct my future path.Content ? N?velDrama.Org.


    "As for the nderous rumours...


    Seraphina smiled disdainfully. She arched her brows as she swept her gaze towards Romano and Orion.


    "I believe if I had revealed my identity earlier, there wouldn''t have been a day where I had no way to defend myself. However, I am grateful to be my father''s daughter, which allows me to rify everything here. If I were an ordinary person, such overwhelming, malicious attacks might have led someone with a weaker mind tomit suicide.


    This nderous farce was clearly an abuse of power by the Droses.


    If it had been an ordinary person, they wouldn''t have stood a chance of fighting back.


    Given the Droses influence, causing someone to be socially exiled was as easy as a piece of cake.


    She wasn''t so kind-hearted as to cover up for anyone. Given the chance, she would naturally let everyone know of Droses despicable nature.


    Romano stood there, shock evident in his eyes, despite making an effort to conceal his panic. Despite his


    The Reversal of Public Opinion


    Seraphina was actually the Cross Group''s heiress!


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    It''s not surprising that when she married Orion, his family''s extensivework was unable to uncover any information about her past. She imed to be an orphan, so they believed her. Erasing all traces like this was effortless for the Crosses.


    The divorce was to correct her future path.


    Orion''s brows furrowed tightly, and he felt a tightness in his chest.


    So marrying him had been the wrong turn in her life?


    "Ms. Cross, was the real reason for your divorce from Mr. Dros because of the third party involved?"


    The reporter pressed on. Everyone remembered the online scandal that erupted after their divorce. There were countless sighs echoing silently.


    Jessica had been ring at Seraphina, but she suddenly felt a huge sense of crisis upon hearing the reporter''s question.