Chapter 314

Mr. Watty's words shone like a ray of light, illuminating everyone in the exhibition hall. People began nodding in agreement, strongly condemning Linda's act of plagiarism. I took a deep breath, feeling an unprecedented sense of relief and liberation. I knew that this moment of victory wasn't just about exposing the truth but also about defending the dignity of creativity and talent. Ultimately, Linda left the scene amid a chorus of criticism. I understood that she might never be able to find her footing in this industry again. However, I believed that for genuine designers, this was merely the beginning—a start to a fairer, more just era filled with creativity and talent. But this also meant that my path ahead would be challenging. At that moment, questions began to arise regarding the organizers' intentions; after all, my work wasn't being exhibited. It was outrageous that Linda, who had plagiarized my designs, had her work showcased here—wasn't this a major oversight on their