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When Envy Destroys Her Empire

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 658    |    Released on: 02/07/2025

ting with Professor Davies, he sat on the edge of his bed and scrolled through his phone, hoping to distract himself. A notificati

e better of him.

ood ra

im in the cafeteria yesterday, his head bent over his phone. He looked completely

was long a

feel incredibly uncomfortable and scared. I felt like a piece of meat. I tried to ignore it, but he kept doing it. Finally, I got the courage to confront him. I went over to his table to ask him to please stop, and he became incredibly aggres

d fantasy built around a simple, five-minute interaction. Staring? He was reading a scientific pap

total and complete lie. Why would she do this? Because he

t this." He had dismissed it as an empty threat from someone who wa

his heart pounding in his chest. T

y this happened to you! So

seen him in the library. Always

t him to the university

s think they own the worl

. They had read her story, seen his picture, and pronounced him guilty without a second thought. The "serious matter"

ing threatened by a lie posted on the internet. He felt a surge of anger mixed with a profound sen

go into that meeting with Professor Davies without trying to

overed over the keyboard. He had to be careful, he had to be rati

gan t

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When Envy Destroys Her Empire
When Envy Destroys Her Empire
“My scholarship, my future, everything I' d worked for, was hanging by a thread. It all started innocently enough, just another day buried in academic articles at the university cafeteria. That is, until Brittany, a campus influencer I barely knew, slammed a tray on my table and demanded I pay for her twenty-dollar lunch because her card was declined. When I politely refused, her perfectly made-up face twisted, and she snarled, "You' ll regret this." I dismissed it as an empty threat, a petty outburst from someone used to always getting her way. But I was catastrophically wrong. The next morning, her revenge hit like a wrecking ball. She' d posted a picture of me online, concocting a wildly elaborate story claiming I was a "creepy stalker" fixated on her, who then became "aggressive and hostile" when confronted. The comments section exploded, full of strangers condemning me, my university peers quickly judging me guilty without question. The "serious matter" my advisor wanted to discuss was suddenly terrifyingly clear. My scholarship, my reputation, my entire future was being threatened by a baseless lie, fueled by an angry online mob. How could a simple refusal to buy someone lunch spiral into a campus-wide witch hunt? And how could I possibly fight back against an accusation that was not only false, but had already gone viral? Standing in front of Professor Davies and the Dean, my life on the line, I had to come up with something, anything, to prove the truth. And then, it hit me-a flicker of hope, a long shot... the cafeteria' s security camera.”
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