Chapter 39
Monica stood on the stage, tears glistening in her eyes, looking every part of the role of a pitiful beauty.
Below, the crowd was pointing fingers at Whitney, their voices raised in anger, “If you can’t produce evidence from your computer, get off the stage! Monica is the true design prodigy!”
“Whitney, you don’t deserve to compete. Plagiarism could get you expelled.”
Just at the charity ball the other week, this woman was spreading rumors about Monica’s miscarriage. Now it seems she was framing her all along!” Someone sneered sarcastically from the audience.
The murmurs grew louder.
Whitney stood amid the accusations, her expression icy. Monica had come prepared this time.
“No, it’s not true!” Her assistant burst out angrily, rushing forward. “I watched Whitney work tirelessly through the night on this piece. Monica, you manipulative witch, twisting the truth…”
“Enough,” Aaron interjected, raising his hand. “Whitney, what’s left to argue if you can’t show proof? Plagiarists have no place here, and you’re disturbing the peace! Security, escort these two out.”
Without further ado, Whitney and her assistant were ushered unceremoniously out of the exhibit hall.
The sky was a heavy gray, mirroring the storm brewing in Whitney’s heart. Seated on the steps outside, she reopened her laptop and searched thoroughly once more.
The file folder was gone, her history erased without a trace.
Whitney’s eyes narrowed in cold fury.
Suddenly, her laptop was smashed under a high–heeled shoe!
Monica strutted over, her secretary holding an umbrella to block the pressing reporters. She taunted Whitney with a smirk, “Sis, thanks for creating such a marvelous piece. It won unanimous praise from the judges, no doubt snagging the preliminary round’s crown.
Sure, Simon had already sweet–talked Aaron for me, guaranteeing my victory, but winning with your draft? That’s an indescribable thrill!”
Monica’s whisper was venomous. She pinched Whitney’s cheek maliciously. “You bet everything on this competition, hoping to ruin me and make a comeback. But look at you now. After today, your name will be mud, infamous across the internet. What jewelry company would employ a notorious plagiarist? Whitney, you’re finished! Skye Gem Ltd. is out of your reach!”
Monica left with a triumphant laugh, her recent humiliations avenged.
Whitney remained silent, her gaze icy as she shook off Monica’s hand and stood.
you? Thought you
swaggered away as Tiana approached, her face as pale as
whispered among themselves, especially the shareholders from
them away, pulling Whitney to her
Tiana whirled around, her eyes blazing as she
have gotten to
wasn’t
I swear, Whitney, please believe me…” Her assistant was bewildered, crying in
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Trane’s hand. Don’t be
else had access to
gaze thoughtful “Remember October 2nd, Tiana?
then replied. “We had a gathering with Stella on October 1st, and you stayed at my place on
Has anyone else
not? The
her eyes held
I mean every single person, every single
When I went to the bathroom, she came out of the ad room and
froze, her pretty face going
expression had already settled into
joking, right? How could it
she had never suspected and why Monica’s trap was so
a whisper crushed
“Where’s Stella now?”
celebration party at
got into the car, her face weary. “Then let’s go
heavy. “But what if it’s not her? We could
her and we don’t root out this cancer, Monica will indeed have the last laugh.” Whitney’s gaze
bit her lip and fell
Tiana asked, “But how will you make her confess? If she denies
closed her eyes with a
drove Whitney to the Royal One Club with a
Royal One Club was Banyan City’s most exclusive venue, its
closely guarded privilege, comprising the
strings just
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