Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted (Stella and Keegan) novel Chapter 1543

Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted Chapter 1543 [Eleven Jewell]

Barbara panicked, and she quickly looked to Chad for help.

Chad wore a stern expression and remained unyielding. He scoffed at Kenneth’s assertion. “You weren’t directly

involved in the production, Mr. Green. How could you be so certain that this design can’t be produced?”

Kenneth’s face turned pale. “I’ve been crafting jade for over forty years. I can discern at a glance which designs are

feasible and which are not. You can bring someone here to create that piece if you doubt my judgment. If I’m wrong, I’ll

personally tarnish Emerald Skies Jeweler’s reputation!”

For a craftsman to stake his own reputation, he must be confident.

Tension permeated the room. The audience below murmured, exchanging their thoughts.

“I’m not following here. What’s the issue with not being able to produce it?”

“If it can’t be produced, it means this design is merely a conceptual sketch. To put it bluntly, it’s a draft. It’s like scoring a

hundred on an exam while someone next to you scores zero, and they accuse you of cheating because your answer

matches their draft exactly. Then, they say they just didn’t write it on their paper.”

“Isn’t that absurd? Who knows if what’s on their draft is the correct answer? And, who would copy from your draft?”

“I don’t think that’s an appropriate example. A conceptual sketch is still a design. If she takes someone else’s conceptual

sketch and makes some alterations, doesn’t that count as plagiarism?”

“We’re not sure who’s the real culprit here. Moreover, if Barbara is so confident in her own design, why hasn’t she made a

sample to test its effectiveness? Isn’t it strange?”

Seeing his plan foiled, Chad stubbornly clung to the accusation of plagiarism. “The company has a lot of orders recently.

We haven’t had the time to make samples yet.

“It’s a logo, right? It’s The Velvet’s logo.”

“Doesn’t Barbara work for Grandeur Gallery? Why did she use The Velvet’s logo in her design for her new company?”

“Haven’t you guys figured it out? Barbara stole Maggie’s work. This fool didn’t realize that there was a hidden logo in

Maggie’s design. She copied it without noticing!”

“How could she have the nerve to accuse others like this? She’s shameless!”

“She’s clearly in it for the money. If she had successfully tricked us today, The Velvet’s product launch would have turned

into Grandeur Gallery’s million-dollar marketing event instead!”

“I can’t believe she’s using someone else’s platform to bolster her own image. What a daring and vicious move!”

“What is wrong with her? She has quite a reputation in the industry. Why resort to such underhanded tactics?”