Rising from the Ashes The Heiress They Tried to Erase Novel

Chapter 665: He shot a quick look at the conspirators he'd planted in the crowd, then faced the massive display at the back of the room. "This is bigger than family. Tonight, I'll put justice first and reveal Maia's real character to you all!" His words barely faded before the giant screen flickered, shifting to a live video feed. A poised woman greeted viewers on camera. "Good evening, everyone. I'm reporting for Wront TV, bringing you today's exclusive - Wront Prison Interview. Our program focuses on Maia's conduct during her sentence.

We've heard reports that, on her very first day inside, Maia was involved in a violent incident with another inmate!" On the massive screen, the iron door creaked open at a deliberate pace while the host finally entered the stark visiting area of the prison. As the camera swept across the room, a middle-aged woman dressed in a drab prison uniform filled the screen. Cold iron shackles bound her wrists and ankles, while a lifeless, stony look clouded her face. "We're about to begin, everyone. Our interview is now underway," announced the hostess, setting the tone for the broadcast.

She passed the microphone forward and addressed the prisoner with a cautious question. "Let me ask-does the name Maia mean anything to you?" Hearing "Maia" jolted the prisoner out of her blank state. Her eyes shot wide, jaw set tight, and she hissed, "Maia? Of course I remember! I could pick her out anywhere, no matter what!" A surge of energy rippled through the host in response to her outburst. That same fierce emotion swept through both the live audience and viewers glued to their screens, carrying a chilling sense of her bitter resentment.

Whispers and quiet gasps began weaving through the crowd. Online, a torrent of comments cascaded across the screen. "Is this real? Is Richard's story about to check out? Will Maia's flawless image finally break?" Your imagination begins with gαℓησνs﹒ç "Anyone listening could tell Maia had made this prisoner's life miserable. Hatred all but dripped from her words." Over at Wront TV, the show's reputation for integrity set the stage. For many viewers, Maia's downfall now felt inevitable. Social platforms started buzzing as public sentiment began to shift.

"Could it be that Maia really stole Salina's design drafts and pretended to be her? Otherwise, how could a prisoner become a fashion design master in jail?" "How would Maia have learned fashion design in a prison cell?" "There is no chance she studied. She must've taken what didn't belong to her!" . . .