and then there were four.
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and then there were four.
Images and Video courtesy of TikTok: aerielgrcia
When the Bewildered Actress (BA) realized the betrayal, her fans and friends immediately expressed support. They knew how much work BA put into reaching her current place in the industry. BA was not a nepo baby and relied on her talent and luck at the start. The stars shone on BA and gambling her future for a stake in showbiz was worth it.
Years passed, heartaches happened, love entered and soon BA was already reaping the benefits of her career. Fans grew up with her and they witnessed the development of BA. From the naïve young girl from the province, BA bloomed into a reliable actress and businesswoman. Behind her was family. The public admired that BA did not abandon her family as her career grew.
While BA rested on her laurels and really did not need to prove anything anymore, rumors of an alleged betrayal with Close Kin (CK) became loud. Initially, the stories about BA and CK were unbelievable. Showbiz reporters hid the hurt of BA behind blind items. The day came, however, when names were mentioned and the public realized how much pain BA felt.
Observers were puzzled as to the motive CK had in hurting BA. Some say that CK realized YOLO (you only live once), which led to her reckless behavior that cost BA much of her finances. Allegedly, BA tried to talk to CK to address the costly behavior but the pleas fell on deaf ears. Cases were filed and the public thought CK had no choice but to face the consequences.
Allegedly, CK wanted to get back at BA and quietly, CK did. The talk is that CK ratted on BA to a government agency to check the financial reports of BA.
‘Man must evolve for all human conflict a method which rejects revenge, aggression and retaliation. The foundation of such a method is love.’ — Martin Luther King, Jr.
Please abide by the GUIDELINES in writing comments if you want them to be posted. Initials and comments that are too explicit will not be accepted.Years ago, Business Heir (BH) tried to live away from a now famous last name. BH made a name by writing for a famous newspaper. She was witty and smart. Her writings ensured an audience waiting for her weekly columns to appear. However, the corporate world was loud and she soon took an active role in the family conglomerate.
Years later, the family assets were distributed to family members, who had clear roles to play in making the empire grow. Still, BH remained humble and maintained her sense of humor. One time, she poked fun on the company myth that was associated with her and the business.
In one instance, BH was in the airport and she fell in line like an ordinary person. She was simply dressed in jeans and white top. Her garb did not call attention, nor did she hide behind dark glasses. She did not have an entourage guarding her. As she approached the immigration, she simply answered the questions of the officer without any fanfare. The officer had no clue at all that in front of him was one the country’s powerful women.
As BH walked away, the supervisor approached the officer. Only then was the officer informed who BH was. The officer could not help thinking of the many personalities who carried themselves with so much air and pride, silently demanding special treatment. The true rich carried herself with humility.
‘If you aren't humble, whatever empathy you claim is false and probably results from some arrogance or the desire to control. But true empathy is rooted in humility and the understanding that there are many people with as much to contribute in life as you.’ — Anand Mahindra
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