"Wait... what? That woman is actually Alexander's ex-wife?"

"Not just any ex-wife—the one who walked away with a hundred million dollars!"

"Damn, I need to find myself a billionaire to divorce. That's life-changing money!"

"Say what you will, but Alexander has impeccable taste. She's stunning—who would've guessed she's a mother?"

"Please, she's nowhere near good enough for Alexander. Did you hear she never even finished high school?"

"Only someone like Victoria—brilliant, accomplished—deserves to stand by Alexander's side."

The online chatter had completely flipped.

With the police confirming Amy's identity as Alexander's former wife, there was no denying the truth.

For a man of Alexander's wealth, a hundred million was pocket change.

Suddenly, everyone had an opinion—but no one questioned why Amy had been given that staggering sum.

Amy continued scrolling through her phone. "I know what you're all thinking—why would Alexander give me so much money?"

A copy of the contract between Amy and Alexander flashed onto the screen.

The terms were simple, just a few key points:

Amy would provide the life-saving medication for Victoria to Alexander.

Amy would write a letter of forgiveness on behalf of Liam.

Once the mandatory divorce waiting period ended, they would finalize the separation.

In exchange, Alexander would pay Amy one hundred million dollars.

Note: Amy had to guarantee Victoria's full recovery. If additional medication was needed, she was obligated to supply it—or return the entire sum.

The room fell silent. Even the reporters were stunned.

"I thought Alexander was decent," someone muttered. "Paying his ex-wife a fortune after the divorce..."

"Except that money wasn't alimony. It was payment for Victoria's treatment."

"He forced her to sign a forgiveness letter and a divorce agreement... How cold is that?"

"On the other hand, he didn't hesitate to drop a hundred million to save Victoria. Maybe he's not all bad?"

"Maybe the divorce was always about Victoria?"

"This is insane—what a scandal!"

Nathan, who had been smirking through the chaos, suddenly froze.

Realizing his livestream was still running, he hastily ended the broadcast.

Victoria shot him a glare. "Nathan, it's too late. The press is still streaming everything."

His abrupt cutoff only made him look guiltier.

Viewers watching the livestream saw it cut off mid-revelation—like they'd just uncovered something explosive.

"Amy drops the truth and suddenly the stream dies? What are they hiding?"

"Solmaris Daily is still live! Switch over now!"

"And that reporter who was attacking Amy earlier? Still streaming, still biased. Let's call him out!"

"Alexander is a complete jerk. Divorcing his wife for Victoria is one thing, but treating his ex like this? Disgusting."

"I used to think Alexander and Victoria's love story was romantic. Loyal, devoted—what a joke."

"He doesn't have to love his wife, but did he have to be this cruel?"