After They Framed Me

A young businesswoman returns home to find a crowd of livestreaming protesters calling themselves the Justice League of Wives gathered outside her building. Their leader is Laura Jones, the wife of one of her company's clients, who accuses her of being the mistress who seduced her husband. The mob forces its way into her home, slaps her, films her face for their broadcasts, and begins smashing her belongings while neighbors and viewers join in the condemnation.

She warns them coldly that everything they destroy carries a price: jewelry worth millions, bags worth tens of millions, antiques worth twenty million. Laura shatters a watch worth over a million dollars and, urged on by the livestreamers, insists the property was bought with her husband's money and is hers to break. When the woman tries to call the police, her phone is knocked away, and the crowd continues its rampage.

As the mob turns to a vase she bought at auction for twenty million dollars, she warns them not to touch it. They smash it anyway.