Farewell to Love: The CEO's Desperate Chase novel Chapter 476

The moment Vivienne spoke, a wave of criticism crashed down on Emilia.

“I knew it! Everyone’s aware that ‘Faint Whispers’ was Vivienne’s original song. If there was a problem, why didn’t Emilia speak up sooner? She’s just slandering Vivienne now to sabotage the box office for ‘Vivi’s Whispers’!”

“Emilia’s just jealous. She’s been writing and singing songs for years but never managed to outshine Vivienne. This is all just a ploy to bring Vivienne down!”

“Pathetic!”

“Emilia is disgusting!”

The internet was ablaze with attacks, but Donovan Entertainment wasted no time firing back.

First, Donovan Entertainment’s official account released a cease-and-desist letter, which had been sent to Vivienne the very first time she publicly claimed ‘Faint Whispers’ as her own original work. The statement made it clear: the song was written by Emy, and was later aggressively acquired by Vivienne and Tyler.

Emilia immediately shared this post.

Instantly, social media exploded.

“So the song wasn’t originally Vivienne’s? It was written by someone called Emy?”

“The letter has a date and everything, and there’s a timestamp showing when it was sent to Vivienne’s inbox.”

“Didn’t they re-record ‘Faint Whispers’ later? And suddenly Emy’s name was added? Does that mean… Vivienne really did—?”

The questions started flying, some shouted directly at Vivienne.

But Vivienne was ready for them.

With a calm smile, she slid a rose into a vase and turned to the cameras. “Do you really believe that?” she asked softly.

The spotlight made her look ethereal, flawless. Her expression was wounded but strong—a portrait of innocence wronged.

A nearby assistant grumbled, “We never should have gone to Donovan Entertainment to re-record ‘Faint Whispers’ in the first place. Emy just helped out a bit, and Vivienne, being kind, decided to give her a credit. Now look, they’re using it to smear you!”

Vivienne waited for her staff to finish talking, then gently cut them off. “That’s enough.”

She stood there, looking pure and benevolent.

But the broadcast was already live.

The room buzzed with heated discussions; online, the debate raged even fiercer.

“So that’s it—Vivienne was just trying to help, but Donovan Entertainment and Emilia twisted it against her!”

“Emy needs to speak up. What’s the real story?”

“If Donovan Entertainment has evidence, let’s see it. So far, it all looks like a mess!”

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