She spent her days in the hospital, doing her rehabilitation exercises and gleefully scrolling through the disappointed comments from netizens on her phone.

“It Looks like our country has no chance of winning the championship this time.

“This is disappointing.

I really believed Madi would take first place.

“Mafelen must have pulled some strings.

This can’t be fair.

“Ugh! I can’t stand Mafelen!”

The discontent and frustration of the netizens were palpable.

As Kristine scrolled through the comments, a smug smile curled her Lips.

Meanwhile, across town, there were others who were just as pleased as Kristine.

The Chapman family had also heard about Madisyn representing Lorpond in the competition.

Over the past few days, Phyllis’s mood had been unpredictable, and Jenna had a strong suspicion that Phyllis might be regretting her decision to cut ties with Madisyn.

Though Jenna hadn’t been with the Chapman family for long, she knew how much they valued fame and status.

If Madisyn won first place in an international competition and brought glory to the country, Phyllis would likely be eager to reconnect with her immediately.

This thought had left Jenna feeling uneasy, a sense of dread Lingering over her.

But when news broke that Madisyn met a car accident, Jenna felt an unexpected wave of relief.

She noticed that Phyllis’s earlier tension had vanished, and Phyllis was once again showering her with the same attention as before.

Jenna’s fears eased, and she felt more secure.

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That evening, as the two sat down for dinner, the conversation inevitably turned to Madisyn.

“I wonder how Madisyn is doing, and whether she’s been found yet.

The international competition is over, and I was really hoping she could win the championship and bring honor to our country,” Jenna remarked, her voice laced with a carefully crafted concern.

Phyllis, while pouring soup into Jenna’s bowl, couldn’t hide the irritation flickering in her eyes.

“She’s always like this—crumbling when it matters most.

Phyllis had once entertained the idea of proudly declaring Madisyn as her former daughter, if Madisyn had brought home the championship.

It would have elevated the Chapman family’s standing significantly.

But with Madisyn now missing, Phyllis felt a sting of embarrassment for even considering that possibility.

To her, Madisyn had proven herself to be nothing but a disappointment.

“There’s another possibility,” Phyllis continued, her tone dripping with contempt.

“Maybe Madisyn’s so-called talent was a sham from the start.

Perhaps she’s not as skilled as everyone thought, and she’s hiding out of fear-afraid to compete and be exposed as the fraud she is.

“I don’t think Madisyn would do that,” Jenna said.

She paused for a moment, then added softly, “But it is strange.

If I were Madi, I’d be promoting myself everywhere.

Phyllis, catching Jenna’s meaning, felt even more convinced that Madisyn was a fraud.

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