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Chapter 728 728
"Keisha got boycotted?" Nancy exclaimed.
Nancy saw how excited Kate was and didn't think she seemed to be joking. She grabbed her phone from the patio and started scrolling through local news.
Lo and behold, everyone was fervently discussing the boycotting action from the prominent families on different forums. Even Creybians were alerted to this.
Harold, who had just exited his study, overheard Nancy and Kate's conversation and stopped in his tracks. He lowered his head, glanced at the two women downstairs, frowned slightly, and went back into his study.
He bore some responsibility for the Cavanaughs' boycott of Keisha.
If he hadn't brought Keisha to treat Lennox so he could curry favor with the Cavanaughs in the beginning, none of this would have happened after that.
Now that the matter had escalated so severely, he couldn't even intervene even if he wanted to. He could only watch helplessly as matters worsened.
Nancy and Kate, who were in the living room, didn't notice that Harold had briefly left his study. They were too engrossed in reading the online discussions.
"I've disliked her for a long time. The last time I saw her, not only did she not come over to greet me, but she yelled at me without even an ounce of manners.
"All she does is pretend to be powerful and haughty all day. Who gave her the audacity to act in this manner?" Kate spat.
She was so happy to see Keisha in misery like she had won the lottery.
"That jinx!" Nancy slammed her phone down after reading a few pages of the online forum.
"How unlucky."
In the Hoffman residence in Creybia, a long-haired young lady in a white dress stood by the French windows in her room. Her phone was to her ear, and she was listening to her subordinates' reports.
"Are you saying that those few Creybian families are making such a big fuss to go against a young lady who isn't even two decades old?"
"You're right."
The person on the other side of the phone fell silent for a little while before continuing, "I've looked into her background as well. She's from the Brentford branch family.
"She has no background and not much capability. She was once in the juvenile detention center for a while, and for reasons unknown, she seemed to have experienced sudden change after she left the detention center.
She has been chased out of the Brentford family and is now running her own little clinic. It has been said that the clinic is bursting with people every day and making decent profits."
"Interesting." The young lady's near-perfect, exquisitely delicate face remained emotionless, but there was an eerie smile on her lips.
"How interesting."
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That night was meant to be a night with no peace. In Amberval, the country that was one Pacific Ocean away from Havaria, a middle-aged man sat before the computer in a Cutomian-styled villa.
The street map view of Havarian's Riverdale city was displayed on the computer screen with Willow Creek Clinic circled red on it.
The man's face was stormy and dark as he fought the urge to punch a hole through the computer screen.
Suddenly, the phone he had placed on the table rang. When he answered the phone, he heard a cold, menacing voice saying, "Cayden Shaw, cancel your flight ticket back home right now and standby where you are."
Keisha didn't seem to be affected at all by the Cavanaughs, Caldwells, and the others' boycott.
She went to the clinic during these two days as usual. It was only that the clinic's business had plummeted after the few great families' boycott statement was published.
Other than a few elderly men and women who didn't use the Internet regularly, no other patients came to the clinic at all.
Keisha wasn't anxious at all. She was happily ordering Dunstan and the rest to help her with her spirit brewing.
Even though Keisha wasn't anxious, the others at Willow Creek Clinic were unbelievably anxious as they paced around. They were trying to find a way through this.
Sadly, they had limited capabilities. They might have some decision-making power in Riverdale, but they had no power against the Cavanaughs at all.