Rewriting My Heart's Fate (Ethan and Evelyn) novel Chapter 310

Chapter 310 

Especially while abroad, there were many things beyond my control. The audacity to plagiarize openly suggested that this person lanew about my abilities long. before and clearly didn’t regard me, a mere student, as a theat 

This tealation filled me with frustration and fear. Such blatant copying indicated that the person’s background must be significant. 

Both William and Gabrielle were grim expressions, clearly sympathizing with my situation. 

To plagiarize so openly is a clear sign of disrespect. I think we need to inform Mr. Watty about this,” Willian insisted. 

I understood that if this matter escalated to our mentor, it would become serions. “I think we should wait and see how the organizers respond. After all, we’re outsiders, and Mr. Warty can’t backus up.” I suggested 

I usually didn’t seek out trouble in situations like this, but I was also not one to shy away from it. I genuinely wanted to low what kind of mindset drove someone to steal my work and publicly display it without shame. 

As we were discussing this passionately, a statt member from the organizing team approached us. 

The three of us tell silent, watching them curiously–were they here to st 

support The? 

One of the staff members smiled warmly, their eves shimmering with a hint of kindness. “Welcome, everyone, to our exhibition. All the artworks displayed here have been created by artists we have specifically selected,” they announced. 

It became clear to me that they didn’t consider us noteworthy at all. It was precisely because we were unknowns that they felt tree to plagiarize openly. 

I took a deep breath, preparing to seize the right moment to take action just then, a familiar figure entered through the door–it was our mentor, Mr. Watty. 

He quickly approached me, and as he did, the staff member continued their enthusiastic explanation and moved in front of my piece. 

This outstanding design is currently in production and is the workot our rising star, Linda Brooks,” they stated. 

The staff member smiled, and I noticed a short–haired woman walking toward us.