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Chapter 1551

Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted Chapter 1551 [Eleven Jewell]

The fact of Barbara’s plagiarism was undeniable. However, she remained tight-lipped about how sheobtained the design

drafts. In other words, she refused to confess.novelbin

The person in charge of Grandeur Gallery had also arrived at the scene. They claimed to have noknowledge of Chad’s

actions and declared that it was his personal endeavor.

Nevertheless, they stated that they would appropriately compensate for any losses caused to TheVelvet due to Chad’s

behavior since he was their employee.

Barbara’s file had not even been registered yet. She had not signed any contract with GrandeurGallery, which meant that

she was not officially their employee and, therefore, not under their jurisdiction.

Barbara was ready to argue with the head upon hearing this. She accused them of colluding to deceiveher. If it were not

for the police’s intervention, she might have gotten into a brawl with the person in charge.

Grandeur Gallery distanced itself completely from the situation. Consequently, the main target of thepolice investigation

was Barbara, who was suspected of stealing the artwork.

Barbara refused to speak, no matter how the police questioned her. She merely repeated, “I did italone. No one else was

involved. I’ll do anything to make up for it, be it compensation or an apology. I didn’t use the stolenitems

for commercial purposes, nor did I gain any profits. You have no right to arrest me.”

The two police officers exchanged puzzled glances, wondering why she would commit such an act ifshe knew the law so

well.

They did not have the authority to detain her unless she gained ill-gotten profits from her plagiarism.She would be

subjected to civil compensation and an apology at most.

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Barbara knew this all too well. She acted fearlessly and was prepared to pay a fine. She knew theycould not actually

harm her.

Stella glanced at Barbara, who seemed indifferent, then turned to the police officers. “Gentlemen,would you mind coming

to our company? I suspect there might be a conspiracy between some of our employees and outsidersthat resulted in the

theft of our company’s trade secrets.”

Infringing on trade secrets and plagiarism was not in the same league. If proven guilty, theconsequences could be

severe.

Upon hearing this, Barbara immediately changed her expression. “Cut the crap! It was just a sketch.What does that have

to do with trade secrets?”

Stella looked at her coldly. “I initially intended to sell over a thousand of those pendants. But now,because of your actions,

I’m forced to give them away for free. The loss of over a million dollars is entirely due to the theft of ourcompany’s design.

Why wouldn’t that count as trade secrets?

Barbara’s face turned pale. “It’s clearly just one of your marketing tactics! What does it have to do withme?”

“Tell it to the police,” said Stella.

Naturally, the police did not show bias toward either side. However, with evidence provided by thepublic, they had to

conduct an investigation.

Seeing a group of people heading to the company, Chris quickly called Stella aside and whispered,“Ms. Hall, can’t we

handle this privately? Let’s not get the police involved. No matter who did it, they’re long-timeemployees of the company.

Don’t you think we should give them a chance?”

“You sure have a point, Chris,” Stella said indifferently

The remark sounded rather sarcastic, but Chris forced a smile. “We’ve been colleagues for so manyyears. It’s just a small

mistake. It won’t bode well for us either if we act ruthlessly.”

“What a great manager you are.” Stella’s voice turned ominously dark. “The company’s money andreputation are on the

line here! If that dirty scheme had succeeded today, we’d be labeled as plagiarists. All our efforts wouldbe in vain. The

upfront investment would be a total loss, and we’d bear the shame of being accused by everyone. Theperson who

betrayed us didn’t think twice about leaving us a way out when they did those dirty deeds. Why should Ispare them?”

Chris’ expression changed upon hearing that.

After Stella finished speaking, she regained her composure and casually added, “We haven’t beenworking together for

long. So, maybe you don’t know how I roll. Respect me, and I’ll do the same; harm me, and I’ll makeyou regret for even

trying. However, my temper has improved quite a lot. So, I’m willing to opt for the legal route instead oftaking matters into

my own hands.”

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