Chapter 2

A warm, compliant smile spread across my face as I nodded.

"Alright. Since you trust Chloe so much, Harvey, who am I to doubt her?"

"Let’s let Chloe be the main host for this Live."

Harvey looked extremely pleased with my answer.

"Audrey, I’m glad you're finally acting mature and reasonable, instead of constantly picking on Chloe for no reason."

"Honestly, Chloe is just too pure-hearted. She can't stand to see any living creature suffer. You could really learn a thing or two from her kindness."

Ah, so this is what he called "acting mature"?

He was supposed to be my fiancé. Yet, ever since this "college junior" intern joined our company, he had spoiled her rotten.

No matter how out of line Chloe’s behavior was, he always brushed it off.

In my past life, I couldn't bear to let go of our five-year relationship, so I endured it.

But after experiencing his brutal betrayal, I didn't care about him anymore.

Kindness? If Chloe was so saintly, why did she only put on this performance in front of him?

When we ate at the office cafeteria, why didn't she run up to other employees eating chicken and call them evil monsters?

Anyone with a brain could see Chloe was deliberately targeting me, playing the victim to get between us.

Only Harvey was blind enough to believe Chloe was the most innocent, angelic girl in the world.

Tomorrow, I was going to tell my parents that the engagement was off.

Hearing she got the hosting gig, Chloe began jumping up and down in excitement.

"Yay! Bunny is going to be a star host!"

"Harv! Bunny won't disappoint you! Bunny is the absolute best!"

Harvey beamed at her, while I stood aside in silence.

The Live stream started. Chloe stood in front of the camera alongside Mia, the professional host we had hired.

Mia picked up a can of pet food, introducing it professionally.

"This is our brand-new formula..."

Before she could finish, Chloe shoved herself right in front of the camera, blocking Mia.

"And this new formula tastes absolutely amazing! It smells so good, Bunny loves it so much!"

"Since we launched this, Bunny eats at least three cans a day! Look at how healthy Bunny is! I never get sick!"

As expected, she couldn't resist acting like a clown for the camera.

Harvey watched her from behind the monitor, his eyes practically dripping with adoration.

Mia, on the other hand, looked completely flabbergasted. "Wait, what?"

The live chat immediately exploded.

[WTF? Is this pet food or human food?]

[Isn't this a pet brand? Why is she eating dog food?]

[Wait, I was about to buy this for my golden retriever, but now you're telling me humans eat this?]

As a professional, Mia tried her best to salvage the situation. She opened a fresh can and took a tiny bite.

"This is indeed premium pet food, but our ingredients are so clean and organic that they're technically human-grade. It's safe for humans to eat!"

"Our manufacturing process is incredibly hygienic. Even cats and dogs with highly sensitive stomachs can digest this easily!"

"To celebrate our launch, we have a $20 discount for every $50 spent today. Just click the link in the bottom right corner! It’s an amazing deal!"

But Chloe completely ignored her, entirely forgetting she was on a live broadcast.

She gasped dramatically, snatching the can out of Mia’s hand.

"What?! There’s actual meat in this can?! Nobody told me!"

"Isn't this pet food? Why is there meat in here? But Bunny only eats cabbage! Bunny doesn't eat meat!"

"You evil woman! Why didn't you warn me? Why did you just eat a bite of it?!"

Tears welled up in her eyes as she hugged the can of dog food, sobbing.

"Who turned those poor, innocent little animals into mush? Bunny is so heartbroken..."

Mia stood frozen, utterly helpless. She threw a desperate look in our direction, pleading for help.

Before Harvey could move, I stepped in, pretending to comfort Chloe.

"Chloe, calm down. Didn't Harvey tell you? All pet food in this factory is made from meat."

"Actually, in Workshop 3 right now, hundreds of your 'furry friends' are on the conveyor belt, being minced into paste to fill these cans~"