Becoming the Richest by Farming
Chapter 428: April 28, issue number 1

Chapter 428: April 28, issue number 1

Frankly, the biggest loser this time was undoubtedly Clyde Wilson.

His program made it on air, but the one trending was still Lucy Wood.

Now everyone is concerned about Lucy Wood’s health, not him, who was on the program yet barely hanging on to life.

There were fans initially hyping up a budding romance between him and Lucy Wood, but this incident completely extinguished that flame.

When Lucy Wood had her accident, Clyde Wilson’s reaction wasn’t even as quick as a photographer’s, which wasn’t his fault, of course, but the situation still blew up.

Probably no one expected that Lucy Wood’s accident would somehow come at a cost to Clyde Wilson.

The problem was not with Clyde Wilson himself, but with his fans.

The program team initially planned to compensate Clyde Wilson with an additional promotional spot and extra resources, as a way to make up for the interrupted live broadcast of the episode.

The other two were broadcasting normally, only he had lost out, so he was obviously at a loss.

Compensation was without a doubt necessary.

Given that it was unrealistic to expect a live broadcast from Lucy Wood’s side, this compensation had to come in other ways.

But what no one anticipated was that, on the afternoon when Lucy Wood’s official blog was clarifying the accident, a secondary account of a big fan of Clyde Wilson posted a message.

This life, I only love Clyde: [/showing teeth Deserved it, the bitch had been tormenting our beloved from the start, if you didn’t want to do the live broadcast you should’ve just turned it down, who were you putting on a show for? Even the Heavens couldn’t stand you, wish you’d smashed your brain in, why didn’t you die, bitch?]

This comment wasn’t publicly posted; it was just her using a secondary account to spew insults.

She was a major fan of Clyde Wilson, and such fans often have their own followers. They have various channels to contact celebrities or even interact with them personally, which brings an influx of news. Other fans then get the latest updates about celebrities from them, which has turned these major fans’ Twitter accounts into something resembling marketing accounts.

The only difference is that these Twitter accounts serve just one celebrity.

This time, she knew better than to post the insult on her main account, and while her secondary account was scarcely known, it wasn’t entirely unknown.

To be honest, between celebrities, hurling insults is the norm, even more extreme cases where nasty photoshopped memorial photos, and vile greetings involving the entire family tree of genitalia, are exchanged. It’s hard to imagine that fans of two celebrities could harbor such hatred.

Clyde Wilson’s fan was no exception.

This wasn’t her first time having a foul mouth or fearing the consequences of a scandal because it was a secondary account.

Unfortunately, someone still took screenshots and hung her out to dry.

There were already people looking for an opportunity to target Clyde Wilson, and now that his fan had served it on a silver platter, it would be a disservice not to take action.

Right away, an account organized evidence that the secondary account was indeed the same as the major fan of Clyde Wilson and flung the screenshots into Lucy Wood’s fans’ fanpage.

This was like poking a hornet’s nest of universal proportions.

It’s important to understand that backing Lucy Wood now were not only fans but also a group of superfans who, unable to see Ellen Young, started to follow her sister, Lucy, as the next best thing. An accident like what happened to Lucy Wood was the last thing anyone wanted to see, but for a big fan to openly issue such malicious insults was unforgivably venomous!

Lucy Wood’s fans were no slouches in a brawl either, and they were livid, ready to explode. They started besieging Clyde Wilson’s fanpage en masse.

A battle ensued between Clyde Wilson’s fans and Lucy Wood’s fans, and some of Clyde Wilson’s fans, afraid of Lucy Wood’s status, didn’t dare show their faces publicly. This fight was a foregone conclusion.

But the situation still blew up.