CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Soon, the videographer, whom the host had arranged for Natalie, stood behind her and pointed the camera at her hands and the laptop screen.

Under the crowd's watchful eyes, Natalie keyed in the ID and password and clicked the log-in button.

She successfully logged into the account a few seconds later.

It was the same page that the crowd had seen earlier.

Everyone in the audience went silent.

At this point, they were convinced that Natalie was MN.

While scrolling the mouse, Natalie said, “Look at all the designs in this account. I drew all these drafts. I was not satisfied with my works, but I felt it would be a waste had I destroyed them. That's why I put them here. As designers, no matter how dissatisfied we are with our work, we wouldn't have the heart to toss it away since we treat them like our children.”

“That's right.” Someone nodded. “I share the same thought as Ms. Smith. I might not use the designs, but I'll still keep them. I'll even take them out to have a look to see how much I've improved.”

“Yeah. Me too.”

Upon hearing the responses, Natalie grinned and said, “I don't know why people accused me of plagiarism when I was the original creator who uploaded those designs on my social media account. It's ridiculous to hear someone accusing me of plagiarizing my own work. I must say this experience is one of a kind.”

crowd burst into laughter

when I thought Ms. Smith plagiarized people's work. But now that Ms. Smith has addressed the misunderstanding, I begin

Smith in a bad light because she held grudges

I'm not mistaken, The accuser who made such a baseless claim could be sued for defamation. The accuser, if found guilty, would be sentenced to jail,

in Lucy's direction and shot her a

disappointment and fear when she looked into their eyes and

toward Natalie when they noticed

to the fire, they even started

panic were the remarks the

plagiarism, the report Lucy made had become a baseless accusation. Every claim she made earlier was defamatory. If found guilty in court, she would have