The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge

Chapter 549

Gwyneth watched Lola freeze, a slow, knowing smile curling at the corners of her lips.

"What's wrong? Can't produce your so-called evidence, or did you never have any to begin with?"

She unclasped the necklace from her neck and dangled it casually in front of Lola. “I drew the original designs myself, right here at the office just two days ago. Every workstation has a security camera-my entire process is on record. If you think I plagiarized, feel free to check the footage from that day. Every new file has a clear creation date, including my initial sketches. Your name's Lola, right? I'm sure HR remembers exactly when you resigned. Trying to frame me is a waste of everyone's time."

Gwyneth had no patience for fools. Weren't CEOs supposed to be sharp? Yvette was no empty-headed beauty, but Gwyneth couldn't fathom how she thought dragging someone in to accuse her of plagiarism would actually work-let alone box her into a corner.

"Lola, I think it's time you stopped giving yourself so much credit. We all just reviewed Gwyneth's original designs, and your style isn't even remotely similar to hers."

Someone in the crowd, clearly annoyed with Lola, spoke up and shut her down.

to help Yvette only proved she'd always been a political chameleon-someone who

as thieves, and most people in the gaming department had never liked

aren't even in the same ballpark. You claim

up to the progress the team had made in two weeks. There was no way Lola could have

knew what Lola

with real talent would have been promoted to manager or at least team lead by now. Lola, meanwhile, was

but raw talent? She just

Lola shot back, her face flushed with anger. "We're all just here to make a

assumed that, since Yvette was the target, the other colleagues would take

yourself, do you?" someone shot back. "And do you really want us to spell out the

focus for her work. She was constantly. missing deadlines, dragging down the entire team's progress. Even if none of her colleagues reported her lack of effort, it was only a matter