Calmly, he listed almost all the things Florienna Ellis had done.
Moreover, he did not hesitate to make public the relationship between Florienna Ellis and George Robbins, as well as the truth about his departure from the company.
Regarding the plagiarism issue, he placed the bla squarely on Florienna Ellis and presented evidence proving that the three designs attributed to Florienna were actually derived from his own sketches.
Florienna Ellis was the one who stole his work.
In an instant, Florienna Ellis’s character beca even more colorful.
George Robbins quickly responded, threatening to sue Florienna Ellis and Teddy Carter for defamation.
Now that the truth had already co to light, Charlotte Thompson was already detached from the situation, leaving those few involved to bite each other and lay bla.
"Sister Charlotte! Soone said Florienna seems to have gone mad!"
Coco rushed in hastily, then shared the first-hand news from the company with Charlotte Thompson.
"Mad?" Charlotte raised an eyebrow in mild confusion.
"Apparently soone saw her run to the office floor, and she hasn’t been seen since."
Coco said with an increasingly weird expression, mysteriously leaning closer to Charlotte, blinking her eyes in curiosity.
"Surely nothing serious has happened?"
Confronted by Coco’s approach, Charlotte flicked her forehead, making Coco yelp and retreat while holding her head.
"Sister Charlotte, what are you doing? That hurt." Coco grumbled.
"There are surveillance caras in the company. Just check them to know where she is."
Coco suddenly realized, patting her head: "Right, right, if you hadn’t said it, I almost forgot."
Then, Coco ran off again in a flash.
"So reckless."
Charlotte shook her head, sowhat speechless, just as she received a call from Henry Thompson.
"Charlotte, as you instructed, I have recovered all the shares thrown away by your group."
"Thank you, big brother." Charlotte sighed in relief, promptly expressing her gratitude.
"Little girl, no need to be polite with your big brother." Henry’s tone was filled with indulgence.
After Henry said a few words, Charlotte stood up and headed towards the conference room.
At this ti, the shareholder eting was forcibly convened by George Robbins.
Since the situation had reached this point, he couldn’t wait any longer; after contacting the people he had arranged beforehand, George sat in the conference room.
Justin Battleson had the right not to attend, but now, it was the final act of the drama.
Upon entering the conference room and seeing George Robbins’s appearance, his brow twitched slightly.
"Mr. Robbins, if you want to explain the rumors online, what’s the use of convening a shareholder eting?"
Justin’s words were light-hearted, yet unsurprisingly hit the issue George was most concerned about.
"Those people online are just slinging mud, and Florienna Ellis has already gone mad. Now it really seems that whoever is unlucky enough to get involved with her faces trouble—I don’t know how I was so unlucky to get tangled up with her!"
George’s expression grew dark, and as he voiced this sentint, recalling sothing unpleasant, his face betrayed sheer disgust.
"I’ve already notified the HR departnt to fire her." George quickly distanced himself.
"I recall Mr. Robbins saying not long ago that Florienna Ellis was actually the victim?"
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