They Erased Me, So I Rewrote My Life Chapter 31

They Erased Me, So I Rewrote My Life Chapter 31

After the confrontation in the dean’s office, things didn’t calm down.

When the Walton family discovered the school route wouldn’t work, they quickly changed tactics.

They went public.

And it was disgusting.

Savannah began posting vague but emotionally charged content on Instagram.

“I just want to know if my sister is okay. Why won’t she answer my calls…”

“Sometimes family hurts more deeply than strangers, but I still choose forgiveness…”

“As long as our family can be whole again, I’m willing to bear any misunderstanding.”

Each post came with a carefully staged photo.

In one, she sat before the floor-to-ceiling windows of the Texas mansion, hugging her knees and staring wistfully into the distance.

In another, she was in the study late at night, her eyes red, an open family album placed before her.

She looked just haggard enough.

And just beautiful enough.

The comments were quickly flooded with sympathy.

Many people began attacking me.

Soon, those voices reached my campus.

Someone dug up my social media accounts. Although I had set them to private long ago, posts still appeared on the campus forum, asking if the University of Oregon was proud to have admitted that “cold-blooded senator’s daughter.”