I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 371 Goodbye

"Don't ask why. Just do as you're told. Why so many words?" Louisa said with a stern face.

She then logged into her Twitter account and posted a concise statement.

[I'm sorry, I'm withdrawing from the competition because the entry I submitted isn't my own work. I plagiarized someone else's effort. I felt guilty and had to confess. I regret it and hope for your forgiveness. I will strive not to repeat this mistake.] Louisa's Twitter statement, with her hundreds of thousands of followers and active online presence, immediately sparked dissatisfaction among many fans. While some forgave her, the majority expressed their lack of understanding. Speculation arose about the designer of the stolen work, with Harper's name mentioned but not confirmed.

The official account of the design competition immediately commented on and retweeted Louisa's tweet, hoping that she would mend her ways. This also confirmed the truth behind her plagiarism.

Louisa then donned sunglasses and a hat, fully disguising herself, and instructed her assistant, "Go to the airport. We're heading back to Dattlech."

The assistant nodded and instructed the driver to proceed.

In a hushed voice, the assistant asked, "Ms. Moss, by doing this, it may impact your standing in the company. Perhaps we should talk directly to that Harper."

Louisa replied, "That's not my call to make."

Since Michelle involved her, she had no choice. Michelle, being connected to the Parker family in Dattlech, held power over her.

Michelle's father personally called Louisa, demanding her withdrawal and public apology, giving her an ultimatum to either apologize and withdraw or leave the circle completely.

refuse, so she complied with Michelle's father's demands and issued the

for why she didn't name Harper, even she

Annie was also puzzled.

asked, "Shouldn't she have named names in the

be a target, especially at this time. With two more rounds of competition ahead, if news of me

out now,

think I was

meaning of the competition would change, and

outcome is the best."

What mattered was the message Harper conveyed to Louisa and Michelle. She wasn't someone to

returned to Dattlech.

harsh

and was ordered

privileges would be revoked, and ties with the Parker family

compliant, vowed to make

on Michelle's behalf, but Harper simply responded, "This has nothing to

Frank asked, "Harper, are you mad

I be?"