"Zoe Quinn’s work was personally guided by me!"
The familiar words, Serena Sullivan looked coldly at Ruth Hale.
"I watched Zoe Quinn’s work complete," four years ago, it was Ruth’s words that made all the judges at The Brilliance Competition determine that Serena Sullivan had plagiarized Zoe Quinn.
Then, Claire Sullivan believed it, everyone believed it.
Serena Sullivan took Zoe Quinn’s top spot, knowing she’d face Ruth Hale.
Today, Zoe Quinn insisted on the plagiarism accusation, and she knew this witness wouldn’t be Sean Lockwood, nor Claire Sullivan, not even the servant, but Ruth Hale.
Ruth Hale is a master of jewelry design, Claire Sullivan’s good friend, and even Serena Sullivan’s teacher.
Her words carry more weight than anyone else’s!
"In my life, the worst student I’ve ever taught is Serena Sullivan, morally the worst."
Ruth Hale raised her head and said disdainfully.
Serena Sullivan looked over with a smile, she had studied design under Ruth Hale for ten years, and to this day, she still wonders why Ruth was helping Zoe Quinn?
Claire Sullivan did it for Joel Quinn, for love! What was Ruth Hale’s motive!
"Still insists she didn’t plagiarize, what is this! This is a slap in the face!"
"Not only is there video evidence, even the beautiful Ruth has confirmed it, what more can Serena Sullivan say?"
"A serial plagiarist like Serena doesn’t deserve to design jewelry, get out of The Grant Corporation, get out of Solaria!"
"Trash can only plagiarize, how can she compare to our Zoe..."
The atmosphere in the live broadcast room reached a boiling point, with Zoe Quinn’s fans clamoring aggressively, oppressing the fans brought by Anna Morgan.
With the servant’s testimony, video, and Ruth Hale’s statement, the voices supporting Anna Morgan lightened.
Under "ironclad evidence," nearly everyone in the conference room believed Zoe Quinn’s words.
"Mr. Grant, you must handle this matter fairly, or it’ll break the heart of all designers."
The male designer supporting Zoe Quinn jumped out again, followed by others in agreement, trying to use the crowd’s power to pressure Ethan Grant.
Even Sean Lockwood, who hadn’t hung up the call, angrily said, "Uncle, you mustn’t be fooled by Serena Sullivan, this concerns The Grant Corporation’s reputation."
Amid the angry discussions, Yvette Sterling sighed lightly, are these people stupid?
When did he say the broadcasted work was the madam’s!
The design department manager wanted to cover his face, doomed, bloodshed, his design department is about to stir up a bloody storm.
"Mr. Grant, The Grant Corporation’s ’Devoted’ series is the flagship product, if the designer is a plagiarist, it will affect tomorrow’s stock market." Official source ıs nοvelfire.net
Even the directors brought by Ruth Hale said this to Ethan Grant.
Ethan Grant didn’t respond, his face cold, fingers tapping on the table, although the sound was buried by their conversation, if they listened closely, they’d hear suppressed anger and a cold sneer in the finger taps.
Despite the public outrage, Serena Sullivan remained calm and smiled, turning her head casually to meet Ethan Grant’s gaze.
Ethan Grant showed no expression, but upon seeing her smile, his eyes visibly softened, then deeper, causing Serena Sullivan to feel momentarily dazed.
"Assistant Sterling!"
She spoke up, and everyone present quieted down, clearly expecting Serena Sullivan to beg for forgiveness.
"There’s something I’ve long wanted to ask you."