What was disheartening to learn was that, the day after Lu Jingtan’s death, several unscrupulous journalists, armed with DSLR cameras, sneaked into the morgue of the hospital in question to take pictures of the actress’s body.
Naturally, the hospital was heavily guarded and these unethical journalists were quickly taken to the police station.
However, even so, these media men managed to keep their negatives. After being released on bail, they returned to their agencies and went straight to the forums to sell the photos to the netizens at high prices. Those who bought the photos published them directly online.
Although the website was quickly blocked, the photos had spread online by then.
Huanyu officials were outraged and issued a statement, condemning the actions of the unscrupulous netizens and members of the media, threatening to pursue legal liabilities against them.
The news of the actress’s suicide continued to fester.
Many celebrities, artists, and famous people from various industries sent out condolence messages via the Internet.
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Inside the basement of a villa.
Yun Na turned on the TV when the entertainment station was playing a live reporting of Lu Jingtian’s suicide. The clip happened to cut to the hospital scene, where the actress’s parents could be seen walking in the crowd. Lu Bosheng and his wife, who was being supported physically by another person, were in plain black outfits.
The man appeared subdued, while his wife was crying her eyes out with face covered. Her eyes were swollen with tears and full of pain in the close-up shots.
Microphones were constantly shoved in front of their faces. The man seemed to be holding back his temper, but one could tell that if he was not concerned about his public image, he would slam the mics down onto the ground and stomp on them to vent his anger.
When he opened his mouth to speak, his voice was hoarse. “Don’t push! Excuse me; please give way!”
A few bodyguards around them ring-fenced the couple and pushed the reporters away. The two, with solemn faces, then left the hospital in a car, which swiftly sped away.
Yun Na silently picked up a cup of tea and gently blew at it to cool down the temperature. Without delay, she took a sip slowly; executing the entire sequence of actions with nonchalance.
Did she commit suicide?
What a neat way to end this affair.
I must admit that that woman was docile and sensible enough to end her life. This saves me the trouble of having to go all the way there to finish her off!
If Lu Jingtian was still alive, she would be considered a time-bomb, ready to explode at any moment.
She originally wanted to wait for the actress to be discharged from the hospital before she executed her next move of making the latter disappear from the world without a trace.
She did not care if the actress’s larynx was burned or whether the latter could speak or not; what she cared about was the risk of the latter exposing her identity. In the first place, when she made her move on Lu Jingtian, she did not intend to leave her alive.
She did not expect the life of that b*tch to be so tough she could not even be burned to death by the fire. Therefore, she had already resolved to kill the latter.
However, the event had developed to this stage.
Oh, well. It all ends up the same, anyway.
Since the actress jumped to her death, she now had one less worry.
As the woman contemplated privately, a look of satisfaction and complacency appeared on her face.
In reality, she was not worried about exposing her identity and whereabouts, but she could not reveal herself before completing her final mission.
To be frank, even if her father or the actress was to expose her, or she got arrested eventually, she had nothing to fear.
She had no fear of death. Ever since she escaped from that hell, she had not been afraid of anything anymore.
Even if hell, or an inferno, was what awaited her, she would drag that woman along with her at the very least.
