Revenge Forged in Prison

Chapter 192: Overestimating Oneself

Weddings of prominent families were typically broadcast live, and the Quixall family was no exception. At that very moment, witnessing this scene, netizens were in an uproar, especially Jesse’s fans.

Netizen A commented: “Oh my goodness! This Caleb is such a jerk! He knows full well how important a wedding day is to a girl, yet he has the audacity to act up at someone else’s wedding. Poor Jesse is so upset that his eyes are all red from anger. It’s truly heartbreaking to see him like this.”

Netizen B wrote: “Exactly! Couldn’t they have settled their issues privately? Why must they stir up trouble on the wedding day, making everyone uneasy? Jesse had already been hospitalized once because of him. Isn’t that enough? Must he push Jesse to the brink before he’s satisfied?”

Netizen C: “Judging by the bride’s demeanor, it’s clear she’s not lying. What girl would willingly soil her wedding dress because of a detestable man? A wedding dress is such a sacred item, something most people only wear once in their lives. To interrupt her wedding to get back at this repugnant man is just a huge loss, isn’t it?”

Amidst the barrage of insults, occasionally, such comments would also surface.

Netizen D: “Can you all stop being so mindless, please? Have your brains shrunk from excessive adoration of your idol? At least he explained his logic clearly, and his reasoning was coherent and justified. But what about your idol? When faced with his fiancée’s failed defense, his first reaction was to blame his brother and protect his fiancée. He’s undoubtedly love-struck, pouring all his energy into romance!”

As soon as this comment was posted, it was immediately met with a barrage of counterarguments from countless fans.

Netizen E: “Are you out of your mind with this romance nonsense? I dare you to stay single for the rest of your life, without having any children! Your children will only bring disaster to others. If your future child turns out to be as unreasonable as you, they shouldn’t be born at all!”

Netizen F: “So what if Jesse isn’t in the best of health? Let me tell you. It’s all because of his ungrateful brother, who’s caused him such harm. Would he be this frail otherwise? You’re no saint yourself if you’re trying to defend the one causing harm.”

Netizen G: “Caleb is nothing but a lowlife, the kind of scum that should compensate others the cleaning and car wash fee if he were to be run over by someone. The guy who ran him over last time went to jail too soon. He should have made Caleb pay for his car wash and emotional distress before he got locked up. Killing a worthless person like that cost him his beloved car and his future happiness. What a tremendous loss!”

Initially, the forum moderator was responding to every insult, engaging in a war of words with them. However, as the number of people hurling abuses at her increased, she found herself unable to keep up with the responses and had no choice but to give up.

Yet, the group of fans was still unwilling to let her off the hook. Some even managed to dig up her home address through her account, vowing to track her down online and teach her a lesson.

The forum moderator was scared. She immediately deactivated her account, deleted the app, and planned to disconnect from the internet.

The fans, unable to find a target to lash out at, reluctantly quieted down.

Meanwhile, at the wedding venue, Caleb was still oblivious to everything that was happening online.

May 20, 2055

He looked at the man who was once his father, and suddenly, he burst out laughing. “Referring to what you said, I’d like to clarify whether you’re referring to the Quixall residence or the Yardley residence when you mentioned ‘home.’”

George was livid. “You brat. Have you forgotten who your father is after spending a few days out? Where else can you go besides the Quixall residence? Madam Yardley only took you in temporarily because you’re a novelty to him. Aren’t you overestimating yourself?”

Caleb scoffed. “Didn’t you push me away with your own hands? Now you’re accusing me of not acknowledging you just because I won’t return?”