Chapter 841 Spending Your Own Money
She couldn't bear that others slandering Summer.
All of Summer's fans also came out to defend her, saying that Kiki did the right thing by suing, and that these people needed a lesson to understand that spreading false rumors would come at a cost.
Kimberly felt better as public opinion gradually turned in Abella's favor.
Lola had been gloating earlier and even registered several fake accounts to join in on bashing Summer online.
Unexpectedly, the public opinion changed in an instant!
Summer's fans strongly defended their idol's reputation, and Blake's fans also came out to help because Summer had supported Blake.
Summer's fans cursed out everyone who had insulted Summer.
Lola's comments bashing Summer received hundreds of replies, all of them cursing her and defending Summer.
Lola was furious. She couldn't believe Summer's fans were so blindly defending their idol's reputation. Didn't they have any doubts about how, in such a noisy concert environment, Summer could sing so flawlessly? Could it have been pre-recorded? Why were they so brainless?
Even if Summer sang well and they liked her, there was no need to be so blindly supportive, right?
Lola angrily argued back with them, but it was clear she was no match for them.
There were too many of them, and they cursed too much. Before long, Lola was so angry that her heart hurt.
These people were too excessive with their insults!
Lola fumed for a while and then saw the second trending topic: #Kiki is Here.#
Only then did she realize that Kiki had sued everyone who slandered Summer. She didn't expect the ruthless Kiki to find the netizens' information so quickly and send lawyer's letters to each of them.
To avoid getting sued herself, Lola had no choice but to delete her comments and the arguments she had with netizens.
But Summer's fans didn't seem to want to let her go. They sent private messages to her fake accounts, asking if she was feeling guilty, scared of being sued by Kiki, and told her that they had screenshotted her comments and arguments and sent them to Kiki.
Lola was so angry that her hands and feet went cold. These people were too much! She had already deleted her comments, and they were still treating her like this.
After cursing them out again, she quickly blocked them. There were so many of them that her hands were sore from the effort, and she ended up clearing her Twitter to stop receiving any private messages.
To avoid further frustration, she logged out of her account.
She didn't know what her parents were doing at that moment.
Then she suddenly remembered that there was a telescope in the building, a gift from her dad's good friend a long time ago. She hadn't paid much attention to it until now. She quickly rummaged through her things and found the telescope.
She went to the balcony and used the telescope to spy on the main building.
Just then, a group of people arrived. They were dressed professionally and formally, and the familiarity hit her—they were probably the designers who came every year to take measurements.
She didn't expect her parents to invite those designers again this year. To her disappointment, they all headed towards the main building, and not a single one came to the adjacent building, as if they had forgotten about her.
Thinking about how they would soon be taking measurements for Abella, designing beautiful clothes for her, and matching her with pretty jewelry, Lola felt very jealous.
She used to be the most beautiful, envied by all her relatives and friends.
This year, Abella would probably outshine her.
Thinking about this made her even more uncomfortable!
She wondered if those people would come over to take her measurements after they were done.
She wanted to text her parents to ask but was afraid they would find out she was spying on the main building and confiscate her telescope!
Thinking about this, she messaged Maria to express her concerns.
Maria: [Ms. Medici, aren't you a VIP customer of many big brands? You can privately message them and ask if they have any new collections. Just buy a few pieces yourself.]
In the past, Beckett and Kimberly would either invite designers to take measurements at home or have big brands send over new collections for them to choose from first, with the leftovers going to the market.
But Lola was hesitant, reluctant to spend her own money.
Lola: [You mean if my parents forget about me and don't get me custom-made clothes, I have to buy them myself?]
Maria: [What else? You can't let Abella steal the spotlight during Easter, right? You have to dress up! Let Abella know that you, raised by Mr. and Mrs. Medici, are more precious and have more presence than her, who was raised roughly outside.]
Maria's words made Lola eager but still hesitant.
Lola: [But won't my parents think I'm not reflecting properly here and still trying to outshine Abella?]
The main issue was that she didn't want to spend her own money. Why should Abella get custom-made clothes paid for by their parents while she had to spend her own money?
Maria: [Mr. and Mrs. Medici care about their reputation too. If you show up in old clothes on Easter, they'll be even more displeased with you, thinking you're embarrassing them. You just don't have new clothes for Easter. If they don't get you custom-made ones, you can use your allowance to buy a couple. What's the problem?]
Lola thought about it and realized there was no problem.
Maria's words made her feel much better.
Maria: [Maybe Mr. and Mrs. Medici will feel guilty when they see you bought new clothes yourself, thinking they've treated you unfairly and favored Abella. Abella has things you don't.]
Thinking this way, Lola found it reasonable. If her parents didn't have those designers come to design new clothes for her, she would contact those brand suppliers herself today and spend some money to buy new clothes.
No matter what, she couldn't be outshined by Abella!
She had to let everyone know that as an adopted daughter, she was no less than Abella!
Under the spotlight, she was the brightest one!
Lola: [Oh, by the way, Maria, did you see the news online? Those people were bashing Abella one moment and supporting her the next. I registered a few fake accounts and got cursed out by them.]
After sending this message, Lola felt a bit aggrieved.
Maria immediately replied: [That person named Kiki stepped in. Quickly delete your comments. You can't afford to cause more trouble now. If Mr. and Mrs. Medici find out you registered fake accounts to curse their biological daughter, you might end up spending Easter alone and not be allowed back in the main building.]
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