Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 372 A Scapegoat for Plagiarism

“Even though I’m the one who signed it, do you think you can just walk away from this when you’re the one who handed me the sketch, Director Schmidt?”

Hearing that, Joanna had a slight change in her expression since she knew from the beginning that she wouldn’t be able to stay out of it when she planned to do such a thing. She had already prepared herself for any criticism.

She lowered her head and said sincerely, “It’s my fault for not taking a closer look. I’m willing to accept any punishment.”

Nicole squinted her eyes and looked at the thick-skinned person in front of her who was still undaunted. If that was the case, then she had no reason to hold back either. “Alright, then. Since you’ve said it yourself, I should suspend you.”

and her lips started to quiver. She lifted her head to look at Nicole before saying, “Nicole, you’re just

were filled with rage. “I’m Gardner Corporation’s design director, whereas you’re just an outsider who’s collaborating with our company. You’re in no place to suspend me!” She had worked so hard throughout

anxious, Nicole explained calmly, “Let me get this straight for you, Director Schmidt. When I was away from Gardner Corporation, I was at Gardner Residence, conducting surgery on Old Mr. Benedict. Now that his operation is a success, do you think President Gardner would reject my request for your suspension or

her blood curdling when she heard Nicole’s words. She widened her eyes, showing how unbelievable she felt about this situation. After all,

grinding her teeth in fury. Since Nicole was the savior for the Gardners now, if she requested Joanna’s suspension to Colton,

wanted to slap herself for not thinking this through before

always been vindictive. If someone treats me well, I’ll remember it

her hard work in Gardner Corporation go to waste just like that! “Miss Nicole, it’s all because of my negligence this time. I won’t make the same mistake again.” She lowered her head, acknowledging her

responsibility for our own doings. Don’t you think it’s quite unreasonable to