Miss Garsia, the Cat Is Out of the Bag

“What evidence do you have when you said the plan was plagiarized?”

Doreen gritted her teeth and handed over the prepared evidence.

Cassie narrowed her eyes. It turned out that she was preparing for this.

“This design idea was developed by students from famous universities abroad named Anny. This woman from the countryside obviously plagiarized her work!”

One was from a famous university and the other was a country girl. Everyone could tell who did the actual work.

“This Cassie Garsia is so fake!”

“It doesn’t matter if you can’t design anything, but plagiarism is despicable!”

“How can such a person stay in our company…”

Javen avoided the gazes of these people and looked at Cassie.

“Cassie, what excuse do you have?”

When Javen saw the pair of smiling eyes, he felt inexplicably at ease.

It was as if he was practically certain that it was not Cassie’s fault.

But he still wanted to hear what she had to say.

Cassie nodded with a smile. “Yes, I did borrow some creative ideas. You’re quite attentive.”

Doreen felt that she was winning, so she began to speak without any scruples, “President, look at this country girl. She was ignorant and incompetent back then, and now she even stole others’ ideas. How can such a person deserve to stay in the company? I suggest that we kick her out now!”

Javen frowned slightly, waiting for Cassie to continue.

“Then what if… I am Anny?”

Doreen burst out laughing. “You’re Anny? Cassie, stop joking. If you’re Anny, I’ll resign right now and give you my position!”

How could a genius girl who had already completed dual degrees come back to the company to be an ordinary employee?

“Did you mean it?” Cassie asked casually.

Doreen was determined to win. She raised her chin and replied proudly, “Yes, I did!”

Cassie went on the stage, took out her mobile phone, connected it to the projection screen, and dialed the video call.

A few seconds later, a kindly foreign elder appeared on the screen.

This was Professor Andrew, who had won Nobel Prize twice!

How could Cassie know such a person?

“Hello Professor, I’m sorry to disturb you in this manner.” Cassie smiled faintly and apologized.

Andrew didn’t seem to be unhappy. When he saw Cassie, he smiled and said, “Anny, you haven’t contacted me for a long time. I’m very happy that you called me this time. I don’t even want to continue my research.”

“Professor, you have to focus on the research for sure.”

The two talked and laughed in a foreign language. The group of people was silent and didn’t dare to speak.

Those who could enter the Smith Group were mostly students of famous universities and they could pretty much understand their conversation.

However, the most difficult thing to understand was not the language, but that Cassie really knew such a person, and from the mouth of Professor Andrew, she was indeed Anny!Published by Nôv'elD/rama.Org.

Doreen’s faith collapsed. She stared at the screen in disbelief. Then looking at Cassie, she fell to the floor.

She had lost. Completely and utterly lost.

Cassie hung up the phone. Looking at Doreen’s pale face, she chuckled and said, “Doreen, do you think I’ll be accused of plagiarism if I use my own creativity?”

Doreen opened her mouth, but no words came out.

Javen could no longer be described as simply shocked.

Sure enough, this woman always brought him unexpected surprises.

“Doreen, go to the finance department tonight to get your salary and leave.”

Javen couldn’t bear to see such an arrogant person stay in the company and ended Doreen’s career with just one sentence.

When this drama was over, Javen decided to send Cassie home.

Cassie declined his kindness. She still had something important to do.

She went out and got in a car, where the Cater Johns had been waiting for a long time.

“Cassie, are you all right?”

Cassie burst into laughter. “Everything’s fine now. Let’s go. We need to hurry up, or it’ll be over soon.”

Cater nodded, stepped on the accelerator, and the car sped away.

They were going to an underground black market. Tonight, they were going to auction a high-tech computer. It was said that it was left by a world-class hacker, and there was only one in the world.

She loved fiddling with these things. She had to get her hands on this computer.

When they arrived, the computer appeared.

The starting price was 2 million dollars. There were high spirits bidders all around the room.

Cassie didn’t respond. When there was almost no sound, she began to raise the price.

“20 million dollars. Is there anyone else who wants to raise the price?”

Cater slowly raised his hand, “25 million.”

“Anyone else bidder higher than 25 million? 25 million going once, 25 million going twice, 25 million…”

“40 million.”

Cassie’s smile froze at the corner of her mouth. She looked over and saw a very familiar figure in the distance.

Unfortunately, many people wore glasses, so it was difficult to distinguish who it was for a while.

“50 million.”

Cater continued to raise the price.

50 million for a computer was already the highest limit, and no one around raised the price. Only the strange man with glasses raised his paddle and said, “60 million.”

60 million?

Cater turned his head to ask Cassie if she wanted to continue bidding. Cassie shook her head and said helplessly, “Then let him have it.”

After the final bid, Cater no longer raised his hand, and the computer finally fell into the other guy’s pocket.

After the auction, Cater sent Cassie home. Just as they arrived at the entrance of the auction house, they were stopped by a group of people.

The leader was a blond man with glasses. His temperament was obviously extraordinary.

“Cassie Garsia, long time no see.”

Even though he was wearing glasses, Cassie could still recognize who he was at a glance. She suddenly exclaimed in surprise, “Oh my god, why are you here?”

They were from the same school, and their hacking skills were top-notch.

Cedric Daniels chuckled and said, “I came here to buy this computer. Don’t forget that it will be your birthday in two days. I know you like it, so I came here for this bid.”

“Then how long are you staying?”

“Not long. I’m leaving tomorrow. I wanted to send this to you, but now, I’ll give it to you directly.”

Cassie was a little annoyed. “If I’d known it was you, I wouldn’t have competed with you. We wasted so much money.”

Cedric Daniels reached out and rubbed her head. “It doesn’t matter. It’s just 60 million. As long as you’re happy.”

Light flashed in the corner and soon disappeared.

The two of them chatted for a while. Cedric left first in order to catch a plane, so Cassie went back to the Smith family.

Early the next morning, when Cassie went downstairs for breakfast, everyone’s eyes became very strange.

Telly grunted. “I never imagined that you would actually be a talented student.”

Cassie sat down, ignoring his mockery.

“Okay, stop talking.” Uncle Smith glared at him and cleared his throat. “It’s the weekend today, so I’ve decided that our whole family will go hiking together.”

“What…”

The jaws of everyone present dropped to the ground.