Right Person, Wrong Time

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Chapter 129 The Lawsuit

The next morning, when Nicole woke up, she saw Whitney sitting downstairs. Her fingers were quickly tapping on

the keyboard, and her expression looked a little solemn.

As she walked downstairs while yawning, she asked, “What’s the matter? You’re already starting to work early in the

morning?”

“I’m fighting against a group of retards,” Whitney said viciously.

Hearing her tone, Nicole couldn’t help laughing. She walked down slowly, and her eyes fell on her computer.

At a glance, she saw the huge title on the screen, ‘Original Author of Design Draft Sues Lisa’.

Nicole frowned. There were 4 days left until the end of the month, and yet this person couldn’t wait?

“Who’s claiming to be the original author?” Nicole asked with her head lowered.

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Whitney’s hands stopped. She switched windows, pointed to a person, and said, “This person right here.”

Nicole looked at the profile under her and found that it was a designer from Pinnacle Group.

If she remembered correctly, Pinnacle Group was the current leader in the clothing market in the country, and it

was also a company with a very deep foundation. She didn’t expect such a shameless person to work in the

company.

“Find out where she is now,” Nicole said with a frown.

She figured this was done by the sly Queenie. Otherwise, how could a junior designer have such courage?

“Miss Nicole, should we get a group of people to fight them head on?” Whitney asked.

Nicole was amused by what she said, and she slapped Whitney’s head lightly. “Do you think we are a triad, huh,

going around beating people up?”

Whitney pouted. Although she was complaining, she did not slow down her hands. “I’m just trying to help you out,

okay?”

Nicole urged, “Hurry up and find out where she is.”

Whitney hurriedly worked on the computer, and the information of this person was quickly found.

“This person is called Daniella Zimmer. She is in her thirties. She can only be regarded as a junior designer in

Pinnacle Group, and she has been a designer for 8 years, but she hasn’t produced any outstanding designs.”

Nicole’s eyes landed on the photo on the computer.

Whitney paused and continued, “But her design drawings are all quite youthful. Although they are somewhat similar

to your previous design drawings, they are obviously not of the same grade.”

“Is she still working in Pinnacle Group now?” Nicole asked.

“She should be. Today is a working day, and her last post pinned her at her company.” Whitney nodded. This person

did not deliberately hide her identity, so she was easy to find.

“Get ready and go out with me for a bit,” Nicole said while reaching out and combing through her messy hair,

feeling really restless.

“Okay. I’m the best at making trouble.” Whitney was suddenly very excited.

…

When the two arrived at Pinnacle Group, it was already lunch time.

Pinnacle Group was located in a development area of Goldwick, surrounded by commercial streets. It was also a

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bustling area.

The two stood in front of the company building, waiting for Daniella to come out.

Nicole had to wear a mask due to the recent buzz. After all, if anyone saw her, the things they would say to her

would be a little uncomfortable for her to bear.

“Miss Nicole, do you think she will come down?” Whitney asked Nicole with her arms crossed.

Nicole pursed her lips; she was not sure. “Let’s wait. We’ll wait till noon, and if she’s not here by then, we’ll wait until

the evening. In any case, she can’t stay in the office forever.”

As soon as she spoke, a group of people came out of the elevator, chattering with envy.

“Daniella, did you really draw that design? Lisa definitely copied it from you. You are really amazing.”

“I know, right? Daniella, if the investigation leads to proving the drawing is yours this time, your reputation will

improve a lot!”

And the flattering words went on and on.

The person who stood among them was Daniella. She only smiled faintly at them and said, “The most important

thing in our business is to never plagiarize.”

Listening to her pompous words, Whitney couldn’t help muttering in a low voice, “Shameless!”

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