Rewriting My Heart's Fate

Chapter 315

Some began to question Linda's abilities. I knew that every designer had their own style, and once a designer resorted to plagiarism, there was no place for them in the industry.

"We've supported a designer who has now been caught in a plagiarism scandal shouldn't you provide us with an explanation? Even if you can't give us a full answer, shouldn't we at least receive some feedback?" was getting out of control.

The atmosphere in the exhibition hall grew increasingly tense, as people's emotions flared like a fire that w

The representative from the organizing committee could feel the pressure. Beads of sweat formed on his forehead, and there was a hint of panic in his eyes. He took a deep breath, trying to stabilize his emotions, and slowly explained to the audience. Perhaps he was forced into this position or felt the need to clarify the situation.

"We fully understand everyone's anger and disappointment. We sincerely apologize for this incident and promise to take all necessary measures to ensure that future exhibitions are fair and just."

He paused for a moment, attempting to seize the opportunity to win back people's favor.

"Regarding Linda's act of plagiarism, we have decided to revoke her exhibition qualifications and remove her work from the display. Additionally, we will enhance the originality review process for all participating works to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future."

room. People seemed to see the organizers respect and commitment to originality and looked

wasn't just about exposing the truth; it was also about collectively defending the dignity of creativity and

I knew all too well that once I uncovered this

would be no

the only designer who plagiarized; others would

was only the beginning. The road ahead would be long, and I needed to continue advocating for

fairer, more just era filled

to Mr. Watty. He smiled

exhibition, I felt a sense of

ability that put you all in the

finished speaking, we all immediately agreed. This wasn't just about respecting our mentor; we sensed that this gathering might hold deeper significance for

the surroundings, we arrived at