When Love Breaks by Jack

Chapter 145

Grateful, I glanced at him before stepping into the room with a poised demeanor. “Good morning, everyone. I’m Jane Webster. I’m here today to explain everything clearly and thoroughly.”

Margaret followed closely behind, challenging. “You want to prove your innocence, don’t you? Start then.”

Her confidence seemed unshakeable. Had I not always been one to keep an ace up my sleeve, I would have been at a loss for words, following her script.

“First, I’d like everyone to listen to a recording.”I took out my pine and played the conversation between me and Linda the day before.

The room’s atmosphere shifted as faces registered surprise and skepticism. Seemingly prepared, Margaret dismissively said, “And what’s that supposed to prove? Linda is your assistant, isn’t she? How do we know you didn’t stage this whole thing?”

“That’s a fair point,” I conceded and nodded, pulling out my design drafts from my bag. “Take a look at these. You can tell from these revisions that Margaret has submitted my second version of the design draft, not the final one.”

Having some knowledge of design, Margaret was quick to counter. “Are you trying to fool us? Who copies something without making changes? Making changes is to be expected.”

if you. are secretly in love with me? Why else would you leave

finishing touch is my initials?” It was a habit I developed in college, discreetly adding my initials in an inconspicuous spot on my drafts before the final submission. I

wanted a closer look, the drafts were already being passed around,

individual who couldn’t help but laugh. “Look who’s calling the thief! Mrs. Ferguson herself, the esteemed wife of the Ferguson Group’s CEO, stooping to plagiarize her designer and then playing the victim? Talk

still have the guts to talk like that. Do you not want to work in RiverCity anymore?” With

10:04

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Right and wrong were

now clear as day.

no more to say. Mark looked at me and said gently. “Jane, could you wait outside for

Mark came out about two minutes

a coffee

no. You have things to do. I won’t

had helped me more than enough, and I didn’t want to impose further.

the elevator, several colleagues

Webster, we misunderstood you. Our