Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 122 Raise Hell

After getting her hands on the implementation rights, Joanna did not stay in Nicole’s office for long. She turned around and left.

I reckon Queenie must have something to do with this matter. Not many people know that Henry is my ex-boyfriend. I really underestimated Queenie, judging from this series of stunts she pulled off. It surprises me that she’s actually quite smart. Also, although Joanna tries her best to pretend to have saintly behavior in front of others, it’s likely that she has something to do with this matter too. I’ll just have to see if she will be involved after this.

Later, Nicole turned on the computer and found that almost all the posts on the Internet now were criticizing her.

‘Lisa, you copycat! Get the hell out of the fashion designing circle!’

‘F&M Apparel’s Chief Designer, Lisa, plagiarized the design draft!’

‘Lisa broke up with her boyfriend five years ago because of money! She sold herself for money!’

As she scrolled further, Nicole discovered that not only were the posts about the plagiarism, but there was also quite a handful that talked about the incident from five years ago.

this far. By the looks of things, she wishes to force me to a dead end! Upon realizing that, Nicole sneered, and her eyes darkened. In that case, I would like to see how huge of an uproar you can stir

Gardner! Miss Gardner! Miss Lisa is still working. You can’t go in.”

brother’s company. It’s the Gardner Family’s company. How am

her assistant, Scarlett needed to

she saw

Wendy fumed with anger while her pair of beautiful eyes were about to burst into flames. Then, she looked straight at Nicole, gritted her teeth, and uttered,

clothes involved elements of plagiarism, and Wendy would definitely be implicated since she wore the outfit that she designed.

discuss this matter inside my office.” Nicole smiled lightly

turned

Nicole comforted her by saying,

regard. Nicole closed the door and looked at the angry young lady standing in front of her. With a slightly apologetic look on her face,

coldly and scorned, “If apologizing would solve anything, we would have no use for the system of justice. If you’re not competent enough for the job, you shouldn’t have taken on the feat. Plagiarism is a