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He Gave Me Hearing, Then Taught Me What Silence Really Means novel Chapter 113

At 6 PM, Audrey Vance started her livestream.

She had already been crying over the Yorke situation for days, so her eyes were genuinely swollen, making her look utterly miserable and exhausted.

The viewers who had been eagerly waiting flooded the stream, filling the chat with words of comfort.

Audrey forced a bitter smile. "I've known Juniper for years. I was actually her classmate in college. Everything you're reading online is true. She took a leave of absence because of a mental breakdown. She used to hallucinate that she was dating people and would tell everyone about it. The guy she targeted had to flee the country just to get away from her. She will do absolutely anything to trap a man. The two people involved in that old incident recently returned, and they have a beautiful daughter together now. Juniper tried to seduce him again, but he was completely disgusted by her and kept his distance. Maybe she realized she had no chance there, so she set her sights on my boyfriend. I thought she would at least show some mercy since I was pregnant, but I never imagined..."

She bowed her head and started crying again, her eyes filled with both hatred and agony. "I really hate her. Why did she work so hard to get into a good college just to do something like this and bring shame to our school!"

Her performance was heartbreakingly tragic, and the viewers immediately started showering her with heavy donations.

In less than ten minutes, she had already raked in thousands of dollars.

Audrey secretly swallowed hard. Trashing Juniper was an absolute goldmine!

Thousands of dollars in ten minutes!

How much could she make if she kept the stream going for an hour?

She was thrilled, a tingling sensation of excitement rushing over her scalp. She had always loathed that bitch Juniper, but she never dreamed that tearing her down could turn into such a lucrative business. It was a total steal!

The gifts kept rolling in as Audrey casually dropped 'stories' from their college days.

"Her mom was pitiful, too. She actually got down on her knees and begged the dean to let her daughter come back to school. But the dean couldn't do anything because Juniper's condition was too severe. She kept having delusions that men were in love with her. If you looked away for a second, she'd be clinging to some guy, driving them to the brink of a nervous breakdown."

"Her mom wasn't a looker either. Honestly, she was pretty ugly, just a standard peasant. Oh, wait, does that count as attacking someone's looks? I don't mean to, I'm just telling the truth. We all saw her begging the dean in cheap rubber boots that smelled awful."

The donations surged again.

Audrey grew more and more excited as the viewer count broke a million.

Not even celebrities pulled these kinds of numbers during their streams. It was proof of just how viral this scandal had become.

Audrey pivoted back to the topic of calling the police, claiming she was compiling undeniable evidence.

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