Chapter 217: Public Support

Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation

Oleg’s reaction was even worse than George’s. Madam Joline was actually going to open a personal social media account!

He thought that not only was the internet information age changing with each passing day, but his thoughts were also changing with each passing day.

Although Oleg didn’t understand, this was an order from Joline, so he had no choice but to follow it. But before that, he decided to report the matter to Edwin.

When Edwin heard this, he was obviously stunned for a moment. Then he thought that Joline must have seen the information on the internet, so she wanted to stand up for Caroline.

At the thought of this, Edwin felt that he had not done enough. He had actually let the old lady, Joline, beat him to it. Hence, he instructed Oleg, “What’s the password for my account? By the way, can I change my identity verification?”

He remembered his social media account. His nickname was his name. As for his identity verification, it was written as the CEO of Anderson Enterprise.

Edwin instructed Oleg, “Help me add a label on my identity verification, ‘Caroline’s fiancé.’ Put it at the front, and change my relationship status from single to attached.”

After saying that, he thought for a moment and deliberately added, “It’s best if you finish modifying my identity verification first before helping Joline with her identity verification.”

This way, he would be able to publicly support Caroline earlier than Joline.

Oleg was speechless for a moment. Was he going to argue over such a small matter?

At the same time, he wondered if he should follow his boss’s footsteps and open a social media account.

Caroline didn’t know about these things yet. After she roughly understood the development of the matter, she edited and sent a long post.

[In response to the endless stream of public opinion on the internet, I make the following statement:]

[First, I was the one who gave away the painting, and it had nothing to do with Bonnie. There is no need to disturb her, unless you have the heart to appreciate art and want to see the painting. You can contact her personally.]

[Secondly, about the donation. I did donate all my inheritance, but that doesn’t mean that I’m penniless. I’m already an adult and have the ability to earn money to support myself. As for how much money I donate, that’s my own personal wish. I don’t think I need to explain it to anyone.]

[Thirdly, the setting of a pitiful person. The reason why I announced what happened before was to seek justice for the former Caroline. This is what she deserves. As for Caroline now, she’s doing better than many of you. So you don’t have to think that I’m miserable, and you don’t have to pity me.]

[Fourth, regarding the tax issue. XXXXX tax bureau, welcome to investigate.] Caroline was very magnanimous. She had thought that she would attract a lot of criticism if she spoke so bluntly and even overturned some people’s imaginations.

However, she did not expect that because of her magnanimity, conciseness, and positive response, the people saw a stronger and more agile her.

Therefore, other than a small number of people who thought that she was pretending, most of the people who saw this post had a better impression of her and began to stand up for her.

At this time, Oleg had already contacted someone to modify the authentication of the social media account, so Edwin logged in immediately and forwarded Caroline’s post with a caption: [No, I think there are some things that you still need to explain to me. For example, they said that you’re crazy about creating a persona just to marry me. Please tell me, is that true? If that’s the case, I’ll be so happy that I’ll go crazy.]

Meanwhile, Joline was a step too late to log in. When she saw Edwin’s text, she scolded him jokingly, “Brat, it’s so mushy!”

She followed closely behind. Under George’s guidance, she also reposted Caroline’s statement. [The first time I saw your photo, I already recognized you. I remember that you weren’t with Edwin at that time. As your biggest supporter, I think I have the right to stand up and say that I love you, Caroline.

You’re the best!]

Joline’s words were clearly to tell the world that she was very satisfied with Caroline, her granddaughter-in-law. Caroline did not need to play tricks to please her, so those malicious speculations could be dismissed.

When Edwin saw what she had written, he was so angry that he commented, [You stole my lines!]

A few minutes later, Caroline, who received the message, replied, [A photo? What photo? J