But the situation was different because it was her. She had been married to Dave, and the fact that no one knew about their divorce only fueled the criticism.
Of course, she wasn't the only one being attacked.
People called her names—"cheap," "shameless," and accused her of "playing both sides."
There were even Leonardo's fans insulting her, saying how could a divorced woman dare to involve herself with their idol.
Laurent had glanced at the news earlier, but she couldn't bear to look at it for long.
It was too harsh.
In the age of the internet, it seemed like anyone behind a computer screen could become a "keyboard warrior." There was no consequence for hiding behind anonymity and spewing insults at anything or anyone that didn't sit well with them.
For example, her relationship with Leonardo, which was clean and innocent, was being slandered in the worst way.
