Menantu Pahlawan Negara by Sarjana

Chapter 158

There wasn’t a word about plagiarism in the whole essay.

When Kimberly and Zachary had taken a look at the essay previously, they had focused on the sincerity of Aurelia’s written words and assumed that she had given up and accepted her fate.

In the end, Aurelia hadn’t given up at all.

Daniel said, “Ms. Simmons‘ words seem sincere. She clearly recognizes her mistake for interrupting during the meeting. Isn’t that right? Where did she admit to plagiarizing someone else’s work? I didn’t hear it at all.”

Kimberly and Zachary exchanged glances, and Kimberly immediately said, “There was no proposal in her laptop. There was only a draft of a proposal based on a fake idea I gave previously.

“We all have passwords on our laptops, so other people can’t access them. This is enough proof that she had plagiarized my work.”

Aurelia retorted, “Millie knows my password. She has gotten particularly close to Kimberly recently. The two of them started saying that they were each other’s best friends only yesterday.

“But Millie used to follow me around. I believe that this was all a trap.”

After speaking, Aurelia pretended to be deep in thought.

Millie was taken aback. She explained, “No, I don’t know her password. She’s lying. I’ve always been close to Kimberly. Just ask the others.”

Millie was still clueless about her current

truly think that everyone would fawn over her

no one tried to help

and I are just colleagues. I don’t know much about

been friendly with

place with

her chat records with Millie and said, “Millie once asked me for the password to my laptop under the pretext of reviewing

Millie was speechless.

Aurelia to take the

their surprise, Aurelia’s eyes turned red, and she

graduated. I’m attached to this place, and I’m also attached to the proposal I had

this plagiarism incident is causing a significant impact on me. The whole building has been condemning me, so I had no choice but to

myself. I’m really

apologizing, then raised her hand to wipe the corners of her eyes, as if

were no

assertive at this moment, or the boss would

play the victim and make people think that she really couldn’t bear it any longer and was forced to speak up.

being discreet and insisting on making the plagiarism incident widely known

reluctant confession, the boss had no choice but to blame Kimberly for being