Marrying A Secret Zillionaire Happy Ever After novel Chapter 15

Chapter 15 How Does She

Know All This

Linsey’s lips twisted into a sneer. “Did I say something incorrect? Everyone is aware of it. I haven’t slandered Cynthia in the

slightest.”

Her eyes narrowed as she stared at the woman who had defended Cynthia, her voice dripping with scorn. “Moreover,

instead of scrutinizing me, maybe you ought to examine your own situation. I believe your surname is Rodriguez, isn’t it? Ms. Rodriguez, wasn’t your latest project embroiled in a plagiarism scandal just three months ago? The judgement has been passed–you’re a plagiarist. Yet somehow, you managed to secure an interview with CR Corporation. Now, that’s a real

mystery.”

The accusation caused the woman’s face to stiffen. “How did you come to know about that?”

Linsey didn’t pause to let her respond; instead, she turned towards another designer. “And you–Ms. Jimenez, correct? I remember you boasted about winning a design award. Turns out, that recognition could be bought for a price. So, how much did you shell out for that recognition?”

Following that, Linsey proceeded to air the dirty laundry of several individuals. With her voice rising, she exclaimed, “Each of you has such a notorious reputation online. Next to you all, I’m practically invisible.”

The room filled with faces turned scarlet, including Cynthia’s, as they were overwhelmed with shame.

They struggled to match Linsey’s brisk pace, and more crucially, they lacked concrete proof to counter her claims—which

were undeniably true.

Ceasing their taunts, they swiftly changed course and made their exit.

In the midst of the ensuing chaos, a voice grumbled, “Damn it! How does she know all this? She’s just a newbie, isn’t she?”

Overhearing the comment, a sly smile played on Linsey’s lips.

She had prepared exhaustively for the upcoming interview at CR Corporation, making sure she was well–versed in every significant and trivial event within the design community over the past few years.

These designers had mistaken her for a soft target and had initiated this confrontation.

Unbeknownst to them, they had messed with the wrong person this time.

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