Chapter 120
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A flicker of annoyance passed through Rosie’s eyes. She hadn’t expected Kennedi to praise Brenna’s work so highly. A surge of jealousy washed over her—she couldn’t accept Brenna’s potential talent.
“Just assess them,” Rosie said coldly. “What I want to know is how they would fare in our company’s upcoming design competition.”
Kennedi, a pivotal designer at Harper Automotive for many years who had worked on various new models, often offered Rosie flattering remarks during their business interactions.
After a moment of thought, Kennedi answered, “Even considering the stiff competition from both domestic and international teams this time, these designs are definitely top-tier. They would likely place in the top three, at the very least.”
Having known Rosie for years, Kennedi was well aware of her background. Rosie, a finance graduate, had risen to a senior managerial role within a company under the Harper Group. Known for her beauty and intelligence, she was highly regarded by the Harper family for her substantial contributions to their business endeavors.
But that didn’t mean Rosie could do everything. For instance, the highly sophisticated design drafts in front of her—Kennedi was certain Rosie couldn’t have created them.
The designs were revolutionary, integrating state-of-the-art technology and smart systems, redefining standards in car manufacturing. Its luxurious interior was matched by a sleek, aerodynamic exterior that was as stylish as it was functional, minimizing wind resistance while in motion.
Rosie, lacking a background in this area, was unlikely to be the brain behind such sophisticated designs. Despite her vast experience in the auto industry, Kennedi knew it would be a challenge even for seasoned experts to accomplish such a feat.
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Kennedi found the intricate dynamics of high society quite puzzling. While she could only guess the thoughts of a wealthy and beautiful woman like Rosie, she knew better than to meddle in the private lives of the elite.
Choosing not to question the origin of the designs, Kennedi decided to praise them enthusiastically, emphasizing innovative features such as energy efficiency, environmental friendliness, and smart system integration.
At first, Rosie smiled in response to the praise, but as Kennedi’s compliments grew more extravagant, she began to feel displeased.
Doubt crept into Rosie’s mind; she couldn’t believe that Brenna, whom she considered quite useless, could have crafted such impressive designs. She believed Brenna must have copied someone else’s work.
“Kennedi, take a closer look. Could these designs possibly belong to another brand?” Rosie asked, curiosity evident in her voice.
Caught off guard by Rosie’s suggestion, Kennedi replied, “Ms. Harper, in our industry, product designs are heavily guarded secrets. Firms not only prevent leaks but also incorporate secure access controls in car systems, charging customers for their use. It’s uncommon for designs to be shared publicly.”
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