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"Ashley, it's her doing mischief again." I found it hard to understand, saying, "But what I posted on the forum was just a simple concept. How did she get the other materials?"
Milo sneered: "I heard she's been getting along well with several biotechnology review agencies recently, and—Ashley used to work with you. Didn't she 'freeload' in your research group for a few weeks?"
I froze, a chill running down my back.
That's right. Ashley back then had been unusually enthusiastic toward me. She always took the initiative to invite me to eat and walk together, even frequently appearing in my office under the pretext of "learning from me."
And I... at that time I had no guard against her, even thinking this new colleague was friendly and easygoing.
It wasn't until later that I discovered she had connections with Ferris early on. Her smiles began to become hypocritical, her methods began to become sophisticated, and I gradually distanced myself from her.
But it was already too late.
While speaking, Milo was searching for information on his computer.
"Aurora, do you know? Ashley is highly sought after in the medical field, called the healing goddess. Most ridiculously, many veteran pharmacists actually believed it, saying this was her major breakthrough in werewolf medicine."
"But I checked those achievements of hers—some were bought, some were stolen."
"Mm, I know." I was also angry: "I just didn't expect she would steal my work."
Actually, it wasn't coincidental. Ashley had always wanted to prove her medical abilities and had previously contacted my private studio, wanting to purchase formulas from me at a high price, but I had refused.
"Ridiculously, she's now making a big splash because of this drug."
Milo tapped on the keyboard: "I'm having someone send her a lawyer's letter right now!!"
"Wait." I stopped him, "We can't just sue her like this."
"Why?" Milo felt puzzled.
"We haven't gotten the copyright for this drug yet, and she made subtle adjustments. If we go to court, it'll be hard to determine if she plagiarized."
"Also," I sighed, "don't forget the Alpha Ferris behind her. He won't let her lose a lawsuit."
Over the years, Ashley had acted without restraint. People had sued her before, but they all lost.
The entire Silver Moon Pack's legal department served Ashley. The probability of ordinary companies defeating her was almost zero.
"So we're just going to let her go?"
I looked at the endless scenery outside and said softly: "We're not letting her go! We need to wait until we have sufficient evidence, preferably a fatal blow."
I was never someone who sought compromise and accommodation.
But I also knew not to be reckless.
After hearing this, Milo could only sigh: "Fine, I'll collect evidence first."
"Mm, this will increase your workload again."
"It's fine. I haven't fought a lawsuit with anyone in a long time." Milo smiled.
He knew that encountering plagiarism of research results was most painful for me.
The next day, I left the hospital alone without telling Ferris. I first called my assistant as Moonveil, having him notify Ashley's backing company in Moonveil's name about suspected plagiarism of the drug formula.
Then I had the assistant keep the call records from both sides as evidence.
Milo sneered: "I heard she's been getting along well with several biotechnology review agencies recently, and—Ashley used to work with you. Didn't she 'freeload' in your research group for a few weeks?"
I froze, a chill running down my back.
That's right. Ashley back then had been unusually enthusiastic toward me. She always took the initiative to invite me to eat and walk together, even frequently appearing in my office under the pretext of "learning from me."
And I... at that time I had no guard against her, even thinking this new colleague was friendly and easygoing.
It wasn't until later that I discovered she had connections with Ferris early on. Her smiles began to become hypocritical, her methods began to become sophisticated, and I gradually distanced myself from her.
But it was already too late.
While speaking, Milo was searching for information on his computer.
"Aurora, do you know? Ashley is highly sought after in the medical field, called the healing goddess. Most ridiculously, many veteran pharmacists actually believed it, saying this was her major breakthrough in werewolf medicine."
"But I checked those achievements of hers—some were bought, some were stolen."
"Mm, I know." I was also angry: "I just didn't expect she would steal my work."
Actually, it wasn't coincidental. Ashley had always wanted to prove her medical abilities and had previously contacted my private studio, wanting to purchase formulas from me at a high price, but I had refused.
"Ridiculously, she's now making a big splash because of this drug."
Milo tapped on the keyboard: "I'm having someone send her a lawyer's letter right now!!"
"Wait." I stopped him, "We can't just sue her like this."
"Why?" Milo felt puzzled.
"We haven't gotten the copyright for this drug yet, and she made subtle adjustments. If we go to court, it'll be hard to determine if she plagiarized."
"Also," I sighed, "don't forget the Alpha Ferris behind her. He won't let her lose a lawsuit."
Over the years, Ashley had acted without restraint. People had sued her before, but they all lost.
The entire Silver Moon Pack's legal department served Ashley. The probability of ordinary companies defeating her was almost zero.
"So we're just going to let her go?"
I looked at the endless scenery outside and said softly: "We're not letting her go! We need to wait until we have sufficient evidence, preferably a fatal blow."
I was never someone who sought compromise and accommodation.
But I also knew not to be reckless.
After hearing this, Milo could only sigh: "Fine, I'll collect evidence first."
"Mm, this will increase your workload again."
"It's fine. I haven't fought a lawsuit with anyone in a long time." Milo smiled.
He knew that encountering plagiarism of research results was most painful for me.
The next day, I left the hospital alone without telling Ferris. I first called my assistant as Moonveil, having him notify Ashley's backing company in Moonveil's name about suspected plagiarism of the drug formula.
Then I had the assistant keep the call records from both sides as evidence.
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