Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 332

As the viewers and cast members were engrossed in Hazel's sorrow, they barely had time to be astonished by the fact that Magnolia's spirit was still lingering around.

Shannon's concluding statement left everyone dumbfounded

Even Hazel was surprised; her tears momentarily halted.

Olivia sensed the underlying meaning but still couldn't quite believe it. She turned to Juniper and whispered, "What did Shannon mean by that?"

Juniper, realizing the situation belatedly, wore a grave expression and whispered, "It seems that the woman is showing signs of death in her physiognomy."

Hazel didn't seem to be suffering from any ailments. Given that she was at home, it seemed unlikely there would be signs of death unless an intruder broke into her house to commit murder.

Therefore, the only possibility was that Hazel planned on taking her own life.

Everyone in the livestream chat was dumbfounded as well.

"No way! Is it really what I think it is?"

"Wait, no! You're still so young and full of life!"

"I'd probably break down too if I were in her shoes."

"I'm so sick of people online who spread rumors without knowing the facts. They did it to Shannon, and now they're doing it to this woman!"

"When will society begin to treat women more kindly?"

Shannon looked at Hazel, whose lifeless expression hadn't changed, and said, "Magnolia truly can't bear to leave you. Her spirit is still lingering here because she's worried sick about you. She knows about the cyberbullying you've faced.

"Even though she's angry about it, she's just a child, and she can't protect you. She's your whole world, but you're her world too. Do you really want her to be consumed by guilt for causing her mother's death?"

Hazel couldn't hold back her tears as Shannon spoke, and she eventually collapsed into a sobbing mess on camera.

It was as though a dam had burst, releasing years of pent-up sorrow—all the deep-seated resentment of being unfairly blamed, the impotent rage at being unable to protect Magnolia, and the overwhelming sorrow of losing her child.

These emotions were almost too much for her to bear. If it weren't for wanting to give Magnolia a proper burial, she might have ended her life days ago.

However, she was truly exhausted. She felt like there was no reason to go on.