Blind Date Turned Proposal

Chapter 323 Plagiarism Exposed

Arnold brought her to a quiet café. Josie refused to go in, but he did not force her

She knew she had no chance of escape. Thus, she remained in the car and took a nap. However, various thoughts would bother her as soon as she closed her eyes. Furthermore, Dexter’s face appeared clearly among the fragmented memories.

It caused her to be unable to sleep.

Since sleep was futile, Josie took out a sketchbook from her bag. She glanced around, trying to decide what she should draw. Then, she noticed Arnold was seated at a seat by the window. His hair was slightly messy, but his face looked handsome from any angle. He had a relatively high nose bridge and looked a little foreboding as he pursed his lips.

She could not resist picking up her pencil and drawing an outline of his appearance. The pencil lead produced soothing noises as it glided on the paper.

After half an hour, Josie patted the paper and propped it up. Her drawing of Arnold appeared life-like. Moreover, she was satisfied with how she sketched the shadow beneath his lashes.

However, she was still bored, so she touched up and edited the hastily sketched drawing.

She was so engrossed in it that she did not notice someone appearing beside her.

“What are you drawing? A familiar voice sounded.

the sketch to

was so embarrassed that she desperately

at it earnestly. He seemed satisfied with it. “You draw

was not sure how she should respond. “Are you praising my artistic skills or bragging about your good

she needed to clarify the matter. “I didn’t set out to draw you. I was just… bored.”

leaned against the car door. He seemed a little smug as he waved the drawing. “Can you

me?”

was left with no choice. “Sure, as long as you don’t use

not that petty.”

was early evening. Josie was pondering something when she received a call from Alice. “It’s bad. Interior Design Awards announced that someone discovered that

it was inconvenient with an ongoing phone call.

of plagiarism was already

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asked, “This is slander, right? Are you looking

suspect someone in