Chapter Summary: Chapter 100: Plagiarism Accusation – Unexpected Fiancée by Belle Yerkes
In Chapter 100: Plagiarism Accusation, a key moment in the Romance novel Unexpected Fiancée, Belle Yerkes delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.
Excitement filled the room as everyone eagerly anticipated the official start of the press conference. The audience was buzzing with enthusiasm, eager to witness the unveiling of the Ice and Fire jewelry collection.
With unwavering confidence, Jane ascended the stage, her presence commanding the attention of all. The spotlight bathed her in its glow, casting her in a regal aura.
"Good day, ladies and gentlemen! On behalf of Pansy Group, I'd like to welcome you all to the launch of the Ice and Fire jewelry!" Jane's voice resonated clearly through the microphone.
The audience erupted into applause, the room pulsating with anticipation. However, Florence, hidden among the crowd, watched with envy rather than excitement, her eyes filled with resentment.
Florence had managed to convince her brother to bring her to the conference, motivated by a singular purpose-to confront Jane.
"Bitch, I'll teach you a lesson tonight," Florence muttered to herself, her anger simmering.
Once the applause subsided, Jane continued, "The Ice and Fire jewelry series is a grand creation by Pansy Group, a testament to the dedication of our team. As the name suggests, the theme for this collection is 'ice and fire.' You must be wondering about the significance of this theme. Not to worry, you'll soon discover its essence. But first, let's take a look at the promotional film."
Jane signaled the technical staff, and the promotional film began. Maria, adorned in the new Ice and Fire jewelry series and dressed in a white gown, elegantly made her way toward Osborn. The jewelry shimmered brilliantly, casting Maria as an ethereal ice fairy under the milky-white light.
As the lighting shifted to a warmer, dimmer hue, the jewelry transformed from white to red, akin to a blazing fire. Maria transitioned from an ice fairy to a fierce queen of fire, exuding both elegance and boldness.
The audience was captivated by the stunning presentation, gasping in awe at the beautiful transformation on the screen.
However, not everyone was entirely impressed. Murmurs of discontent began to ripple through the crowd.
"Wow, it's so beautiful! I have never seen anything like it," someone praised.
"I don't know," another hesitated, "Isn't this the same as Love Jewelry's 'Let Yourself Go' jewelry series?"
The whispers grew louder as people began comparing the two.
"Oh, I can see the striking resemblance. It's really similar to the 'Let Yourself Go' design. Why did Pansy Group use the same design?"
"Could it be that they copied Love Jewelry's idea?"
"This is unbelievable! Pansy Group stealing someone else's work is downright shameful!"
Bruce added, "I can also vouch that the Ice and Fire series was in development well before 'Let Yourself Go.' Jane shared the design for the new series with me over two weeks ago."
Jane made a dismissive gesture and affirmed, "Pansy Group is an established company known for its originality and exceptional quality. We would never engage in theft or imitation."
Unfazed, the reporter continued to challenge, "Do you not think you're being overly confident? It's widely known that Bruce Longman is a partner of Pansy Group, making his word less credible. As for Osborn Maltz, it's reported that he has a close relationship with Patrick Pansy. Their support for your company is not surprising."
The reporter's insinuations stoked further doubts among the audience, and she probed, "It's evident that both of them are favoring Pansy Group. Even a blind man can see that your company stole Love Jewelry's design. Are you not willing to admit it?"
Jane retorted, "Watch your words."
Unyielding, the reporter demanded, "Now that it's established that Ice and Fire was developed before 'Let Yourself Go,' does that mean Love Jewelry stole your design? What action do you plan to take?"
Jane responded, "While it's a possibility, Pansy Group will conduct an investigation before taking any action."
At this moment, a woman's voice, filled with anger, resonated from the doorway, "What if my design was published in a fashion magazine two months ago?"
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