Chapter 256

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I need to question CR Corporation, a company that’s been established for years and boasts a wealth of talented designers. Why would you need to mimic the work of an ostensibly outdated designer like myself? Has your organization become so complacent with its influence?
And Linsey, you are young, bursting with potential and a promising future ahead. You could easily draw upon your own talent. So, why resort to plagiarism?
I urge all netizens to see for themselves. Visit the Grester Design Platform’s official website. I uploaded this design just two weeks ago, and the dress Linsey crafted for Kylee is nearly identical, save for a few tweaks.
I am not here to grab headlines—I simply seek a public apology. Without one, I will proceed with the evidence I possess to ensure the plagiarist faces consequences.”
This post electrified the internet.
Kylee, a newly popular actress working to re-establish her career, had already been capturing significant attention.
CR Corporation, a titan in Grester, had for years maintained an unblemished reputation.
The revelation of their designer’s alleged plagiarism swiftly catapulted the post to the top of the trending list, igniting widespread outrage.
Jude, once the star of the design industry and at the pinnacle of his career, used to be chosen by top celebrities for his unique creations. However, his presence had faded recently due to a prolonged creative drought.
“Wow, things are heating up! Twitter hasn’t buzzed like this in a long time.”
“Look at that! Kylee is wearing a dress by a designer accused of plagiarism. That’s just absurd.”
“Please, don’t attack Kylee. She’s caught up in this too. The blame lies squarely with the inexperienced designer. Kylee was merely trying to support a newcomer, and this is the thanks she gets? What did she do to earn this backlash?”
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“I’m livid! As a fan of Kylee, I’ve been eagerly anticipating tonight’s red carpet. Why did it have to go wrong? CR Corporation, you need to step up. Stop dodging us! Drag that naive designer out and make her apologize to Kylee. Do it now!”
“Linsey, you should be ashamed of yourself for copying from an established designer. You owe everyone an apology, and maybe it’s time you exited the industry.”
“The Russell family—enough with the cover-ups. It’s tiresome watching your blindly devoted fans defend you. Clearly, that rookie designer was merely a tool in Kylee’s scheme.”
“Let me put it this way. Kylee has been looking forward to this red carpet event for a whole month. She’s well aware of the caliber at CR Corporation. She reached out to them well in advance to craft her dress, knowing full well the competition she’d face tonight. Would she really risk her reputation by knowingly choosing a plagiarizing designer? Open your eyes, everyone. Kylee has been framed! After her stint abroad, she’s merely trying to reclaim her standing among the domestic elite.”
“Linsey, you should come forward and clear the air. Are you trying to sabotage Kylee? After she went out of her way to promote you, this is how you repay her? Bravo. We will steer clear of CR Corporation’s designers from here on.”
Within half an hour, Jude shared a new update.
“I began sketching this design six months back and completed it just a month ago. After some refinements, I released it on the official platform. It baffles me how Linsey could have copied my work and even convinced Kylee to showcase it on the red carpet. This is a slap in the face to the art of design, and I demand stringent action! Moreover, having worked with Kylee before, I know she’s decent. I doubt she’d stoop so low. There’s definitely more to this story. A thorough investigation is needed to clear Kylee’s name. Let’s not condemn an innocent.”
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