Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted by Eleven Jewell

Chapter 1540

Maggie did not give Barbara's request much thought at first. It was not until Barbara abruptly left the design drafts with her after answering a call that Maggie sensed something was amiss.

While a lot of design work is done on computers these days, most designers still prefer hand-drawn sketches.

Maggie was familiar with Barbara's habits after knowing her for many years. When Barbara had to step away from her desk in the office, she would always keep her drafts in a drawer and lock it. There was no way she would leave the drafts to pick up a call and have Maggie safeguard them.

So, Maggie contacted Stella without hesitation.

Stella happened to be with Keegan at the time. He promptly drove her to the scene and used the drone to capture footage. Originally, Maggie had intended to leave the design drafts untouched and wait for Barbara to retrieve them herself.

However, Stella believed Barbara would undoubtedly have a backup plan if this were a set-up. It was better to be proactive in that situation.

they had the full-length surveillance footage on

at Barbara, "Let's have the experts onsite verify if this clip is edited. We'll know who's telling the truth. I

how could I have plagiarized your

flabbergasted

proving that Maggie had handled her design drafts, she could firmly assert that she had copied her work. Little did she know that the other

lie about the design drafts fell apart. She glanced around and turned to Chad. He wore a stern expression, "What does this video prove? The two designers had a private meeting, yet you

could not help but chuckle, thinking of the double

got this evidence to guard against dishonest people. We can't just stand here and let youthrow the dirt on us,

Since you're now protecting her, can I reasonably suspect that you're also behind or

was the one being plagiarized. If I'm not mistaken, the designer who copied Maggie back then was someone under your management. Doesn't that mean you

plagiarism too?"

ground his teeth in anger. "Quit spouting nonsense! We went to court over it, and she lost. What right do you