My Three Roommates Used My Photos to Catfish Three Elite Alphas Chapter 14

My Three Roommates Used My Photos to Catfish Three Elite Alphas Chapter 14

Sophia was taken away by the police in the middle of class.

Word spread across the entire campus almost immediately.

I hadn’t expected Adrian to act before I did.

The recording had only been backup evidence I kept in reserve.

Even if he had decided to spare Sophia, I never would have.

Besides illegally administering a pheromone stimulant, Adrian submitted another set of evidence to the police.

Sophia had spent a long time using my photos to maintain a fake romantic relationship with him, obtaining huge sums of money and expensive gifts in the process.

The amount involved was more than enough to support a major fraud charge.

In the end, one of the male leads from the comments submitted the evidence that sent the woman they called the heroine straight into custody.

On the day Sophia was convicted, more comments appeared than ever before.

Some cursed me. Some cursed Adrian. Others blamed Vanessa and Claire for failing to protect Sophia.

One ridiculous accusation after another flashed before my eyes.

Ethan handed the media all the evidence showing that Sophia had stolen my photos, tried to push me into accepting a wealthy middle-aged businessman’s offer to pay for my companionship, and drugged me.

Her relatives and friends soon learned the truth.

Afraid the scandal would affect her younger brother, her parents publicly announced that they were cutting off all contact with her and would no longer provide her with any support.

Plenty of comments were still attacking me.

But this time, different voices finally began to appear.

[Sophia used Erin’s photos to date men online. That was fraud from the beginning.]

[Sophia deliberately helped push Erin toward her original tragic ending. What happened to her now was entirely her own doing.]

After everything that happened to Sophia, the other two women in the apartment remained constantly on edge, terrified that they might be held accountable next.

Adrian had been contacting me nonstop ever since he received my resignation letter.

I didn’t reply to a single message.

To avoid him, I stopped going to Columbia Center altogether and began looking for positions at other companies.

As I watched messages from all three men keep piling up on my phone, I found myself in a rare good mood and casually chose one to answer.

The hematologist Lucas had contacted took over my mother’s treatment the week before.

Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center was now putting together a surgical plan for her.

Lucas sent me a message asking me to have dinner with him that evening.

The moment I reached the private dining room at Canlis, I stopped in the doorway.

Why were Ethan and Adrian here too?