“Crescent’s Plagiarist?”
Raegan was left utterly dumbfounded.
Raegan was about to check the details when the page suddenly refreshed and was gone.
She tried refreshing the trending topics page again, but the headlines and relevant articles had vanished. It seemed like someone had deliberately removed them.
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Elin was just as puzzled and showed Raegan a screenshot of the article, saying, “Good thing I took a screenshot. Take a look.”
Raegan noticed that the accuser was an unknown studio, which had provided a comparative photo to prove their creations from years ago.
They asserted Crescent shamelessly plagiarizing their work, thinking the unknown studio was too minor to retaliate.
Raegan’s interest peaked when she saw the clothes in the comparative photo.
The clothing had an old-time charm, preserved exceptionally well, obviously stitched by hand with great care.
From the embroidery to the patterns, they matched almost perfectly with the vintage collection Raegan had showcased at Arthen Entertainment’s mid-year gala. The only differences were the materials and colors used.
With the comparative photo and the unknown studio’s preserved video, it was clear who plagiarized who.
But then… Raegan thought for a bit and said, “Help me get in touch with this studio.”
“What?” Elin was taken aback, puzzled why Raegan would think of contacting this unknown studio instead of seeking legal action.
Raegan explained, “I want to buy this piece of work. How much are they asking for it?”
Elin, hesitant, asked, “Really? You’re thinking of contacting them?”
Elin couldn’t fathom Raegan committing plagiarism. Yet, reaching out to buy the piece before clarifying the misunderstanding felt Like giving the other party the upper hand.
Elin cautioned Raegan, “Even though the controversy has cooled down a bit, many clients have already asked to cancel their orders.”
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Since the hit of Arthen Entertainment’s mid-year gala, Crescent had been flooded with orders. Some unsuitable ones had been turned away.
Raegan was determined about not sacrificing quality for profit.
Despite the removal of those misleading trending topics and articles, the damage was done. Those who had seen it couldn’t unsee it.
Crescent’s custom designs were favored by affluent and distinguished women who were enticed by the fabulous clothes during Arthen Entertainment’s mid-year gala. They were people who valued their status highly. None of them would appreciate being associated with plagiarism.
“It’s alright. We’ll make it right where we need to and clear things up. We’d never plagiarize someone else’s work.” Raegan looked at the photo on the tablet, tears welling up in her eyes. “No matter how much it costs, buy it.”
Elin said nothing more, trusting in Raegan’s decision, and nodded in agreement.
Once she had regained her composure, Raegan reached out to Devonte.