Enchanted Nightfall: Falling for Destiny

The female officer nodded, “Alright, let’s do it that way.”

No matter how Roxanne screamed, she was still taken away

Since Roxanne claimed she had been drugged, the officers at the station took the matter seriously and tested all the drinkware she had touched in the hotel

But the results was, “No traces of any drugs, everything looks normal. Roxanne’s claim of being drugged seems like an excuse, probably to atigate the charges.”

If that’s the case, then there’s no need to investigate further.”

Meanwhile, the car left Zion City and stopped halfway at a gas station to refuel.

Quintessa was curled up in the passenger seat, sleeping under a blanket.

Tyrone asked, “Why did you decide to ride back with me? Do you think I’m more reliable, more trustworthy?”

With her eyes closed and a look of exhaustion, Quintessa drawled, “It saves money and comes with a free driver. Why wouldn’t I take advantage?” Còntens bel0ngs to Nô(v)elDr/a/ma.Org

“Fine, 1 deserve it!”

Suddenly, Quintessa remembered something. She sat up abruptly and immediately checked Twitter on her phone.

She had almost forgotten about it, the buzz around Roxanne getting busted for prostitution was surely stirring up a storm online.

Sure enough, she wasn’t disappointed when she opened Twitter.

In this era of flourishing social media, the speed at which news, especially scandals, spread was astonishing. The initial tweets came from onlookers who snapped photos. Soon after, the hashtag #RoxanneArrested quickly made it to the trending list.

Roxanne’s agency immediately responded, claiming the incident never happened and that it was all malicious slander. They insisted Roxanne was filming a night scene and they would not ignore the rumors, vowing to protect their artist through legal means.

Moreover, Roxanne had amassed a considerable fanbase, who immediately organized and attacked anyone sharing the news. They firmly believed the pictures were edited, insisting it was an attempt to slander their Princess Anne and demanded the original posters delete the photos and apologize.

But with so many posting about it, and each assured that it was indeed Roxanne without a doubt, they refused to delete their posts regardless of the backlash.

While#RoxanneArrested trended, most people were skeptical.

That’s until half an hour later when major entertainment media accounts spoke up in unison: Famous actress Roxanne was arrested on April 10th at 10:45 PM in a hotel for engaging in prostitution in Zion City. The police caught her on the spot along with four men in a sordid and chaotic raid, the so–called pure lady was in fact a prostitute.

With so many verified accounts posting about it, it couldn’t be an unfounded rumor. Thus, Roxanne’s arrest for prostitution shot to the number one spot on Twitter’s hot search list.

Roxanne’s fans panicked as the pictures posted by the influential accounts were too clear, a pixeled Roxanne’s face was unmistakably visible.

Yet some of her die–hard fans still refused to believe it, insisting that it couldn’t be their Princess Anne!

But it wasn’t long before the third wave hit, and this time it wasn’t from ordinary media outlets. It was the official Twitter of “Peaceful Zion,” posting a succinct official statement: “Ms. Ferber, female, actress, was arrested on suspicion of prostitution around 10:22 PM on April 10th.”

Quintessa looked at the official tweet, her smile beguiling.

See, that’s what you get for trying to plot against me.