The Heiress They Couldn't Break novel Chapter 219

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The reporters weren’t about to miss this golden opportunity. No, they were going to milk it for all it was worth. The headlines would be full of drama and exaggeration, making Gianna look like a total fool.

What made it worse was that all those twisted reports wouldn’t just destroy Gianna’s reputation; they’d taint the entire Nygard Group by association.

Those reporters, desperate for clicks and views, would spin the story in the nastiest way possible. Nygard Group would be left looking guilty even if they’d done nothing wrong. Talk about unfair!

And when that happened, the shareholders would turn on Marcelo without hesitation.

He’d be the one blamed for it all.

There was no way he could let that happen.

With that thought, Marcelo didn’t waste another second lecturing Gianna.

He was already on his phone, frantically calling one contact after another. His fingers flew across his screen, sweat gathering on his forehead.

He had to move faster than the media–get ahead of the reporters and seal off every outlet before they published a word about the incident.

If he couldn’t contain things today, and that scandal blew up online, trending across every platform…

It would be chaos. Total disaster. And once it spread, there’d be no undoing the damage.

But just as Marcelo and Gianna’s ambulance pulled away, the reporters finally remembered someone–Amelia.

By the time they realized they should’ve been interviewing her, she and Selena were already

gone.

What a waste–we missed one of the key players.

Still, there was no time to dwell on it. They all rushed back to their offices, eager to write and publish the story as fast as possible.

No journalist wanted to be late on a scoop this big, so everyone was scrambling.

“Amelia, you’re amazing! How did you know exactly what that bitch, Gianna, was going to do?”

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Patience had just watched the whole spectacle unfold and couldn’t hide her excitement. She was dying to know how her best friend had predicted it all so perfectly.

It was obvious now that Amelia had seen through Gianna’s trap from the very start, anticipating

every move.

“Remember on the Nygard cruise?” Amelia said. “She was so proud of that jammer she carried around. And now she tried the same stunt again. Seriously, does she ever learn?”

Amelia almost had to admire Gianna’s blind confidence. She couldn’t tell if the woman actually thought she was unbeatable or just assumed everyone else was too stupid to notice her little gadget.

Plus, Tyler had already told her that Gianna had borrowed some kind of medicine from Regina -something for pain relief and quick muscle recovery.

At first, Amelia didn’t think much of it. But after seeing Gianna’s scheming today, everything clicked.

Of course. She was planning to fake an injury–the classic “poor me” setup to frame her.

Well, that wasn’t going to happen.

Since Gianna wanted to act like the victim, Amelia had simply played along, letting her believe her plan was working.

But the ending wasn’t going to be anything like Gianna expected.

Amelia had already mapped everything out, waiting for the perfect moment to flip the script and trap Gianna in her own game.

“Oh, I get it now!” Patience burst out laughing. “Amelia, you’re a genius! I can’t believe that brat got burned this badly–it’s beautiful!”

Patience was genuinely overjoyed. She’d despised Gianna and her brothers for ages.

Sure, she could thank Gianna for unintentionally helping her get over Maxwell, but she still couldn’t forgive her for trying to hurt Amelia and stir up trouble with the Nygards.

Watching that so–called “sweet little angel” finally get what she deserved made Patience want to crack open a bottle of champagne.

“She really went too far this time,” Selena added, admiration shining in her eyes as she looked at her boss. “Amelia, you’re seriously incredible—you always seem one step ahead of everyone.”

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