Bride Behind The Mask Novel

Chapter 55

“What the heck are you talking about?” Marguerite was dumbfounded, her voice involuntarily rising in disbelief.

Her outburst startled the little Corgi in her arms, which leapt out and scurried away.

“Accused of plagiarism? I made the Polar Radiance myself!”

Marguerite moved forward, her face flushed with indignation and her brows deeply furrowed.

Frederick looked gloomy and silent, but his solemn manner gave off an imposing aura.

Chuck found it hard to believe Marguerite would plagiarize too, he quickly asked, “Did you ever send this perfume to other companies?”

“No! I did send out resumes to many companies in Stonebridge City, but only LuxeScents International got a sample because I was targeting the perfume competition!”

Frederick’s brows furrowed slightly, his eyes flashing coldly. “Whose formula matches Polar Radiance?”

Chuck’s gaze dropped, his thick lips trembling with nervousness. “Mr. Winston, it’s Ms. Yuna.”

Both Marguerite and Frederick were taken aback by this, their eyes wide as they turned to stare at Chuck.

Their piercing gazes were too much for Chuck, who spilled the beans. “Apparently, Ms. Yuna entered a perfume contest run by ScentSpirits Ltd. Her work was outstanding and won the gold. You can probably find the details online.”

Upon hearing this, Marguerite quickly whipped out her phone and found a trending topic about Yuna’s victory.

Without thinking, she clicked on it. The first thing that popped up was a pair of pictures.

was Yuna, trophy in hand, being interviewed by the

was a close-up

with a

difference

Polar Radiance, but Yuna’s was named

Golden Cascade?

twice. She knew she’d

than gold,

connection between the name and the product. If this wasn’t

eager to explain, the online comments caught her off guard.

it this year. The color of Golden Cascade is totally unique, a real breakthrough. No

a new perfume during a tester event. It was exactly like

came out first and even got a patent. Marguerite’s perfume isn’t even fully developed.

believe a big company like LuxeScents International would stoop to copycat

malicious comments. She was the victim here, but because Yuna’s perfume came out first, she was now the one

her perfume formula could have been stolen

leaked it!

plagiarism and imitation. It’s an open secret

know that a perfume formula is

I know. But I’ve handed over my formula to the company.

glanced at Chuck, then asked, “How long does it usually take for the

it usually takes at least fifteen days.”

to the Patent Office at least half a month ago. But back then, you hadn’t even joined LuxeScents International, and we didn’t know about Polar Radiance. So, Marguerite,

a loss for words.