Chapter 62 Falling Into A Trap


    Having kn Rosie for years, Kennedi was well aware of her background. Rosie, a finance graduate, had risen to a senior managerial role within apany under the Harper Group. Known for her beauty and brains, she was highly regarded by the Harper family for her substantial contributions to their business endeavors.


    But that didn''t mean Rosie could do everything. For instance, the highly sophisticated design drafts in front of her-Kennedi was certain that Rosie couldn''t have created them.


    The designs were revolutionary, integrating state-of-the-art technology and smart systems, redefining standards in car manufacturing. Its luxurious interior was matched by a sleek, aerodynamic exterior that was as stylish as


    it was functional, minimizing wind resistance while in motion.


    Rosie,cking a background in this area, would unlikely be the brain behind such sophisticated designs. Despite


    her vast experience in the auto industry, Kennedi knew it would be a challenge even for people experienced in


    the field to aplish such a feat.


    Kennedi found the intricate dynamics of high society to be quite puzzling. While she could only guess at the


    thoughts of such a wealthy and beautiful woman like Rosie, she knew better than to meddle in the private lives


    of the elite.


    Choosing not to question the origin of the designs, Kennedi decided to praise the design with enthusiasm,


    emphasizing its innovative features such as energy efficiency, environmental friendliness, and the smart


    integration of systems.


    At first, Rosie smiled in response to the praise, but as Kennedi''spliments grew more extravagant, she was


    starting to feel displeased.


    Doubt crept into Rosie''s mind as she couldn''t believe that Brenna, whom she deemed very useless, could have crafted such impressive design drafts. She believed Brenna must have copied someone else''s work.


    “Kennedi, take a closer look. Could these designs possibly belong to another brand?" Rosie asked, her curiosity evident in her voice.


    Caught off-guard by the Rosie''s suggestion, Kennedi replied, "Ms. Harper, in our industry, product designs are heavily guarded secrets. Firms not only prevent leaks but also incorporate secure ess controls in car systems, charging customers for them to use. It''s umon for designs to be shared publicly."


    Rosie grasped the information. "So, are you saying you''re unsure if these designs are original?" she asked.


    Kennedi nodded in agreement. "Exactly, but I won''t leave you wondering. I''ll consult my mentor, a professor at Laguna Bay University and a veteran designer. He is familiar with numerous designs and will definitely have the answer to your question."


    Appreciative, Rosie nodded. "Alright. Ask him about this for me."


    Eager to verify, Kennedi asked Rosie, "Could I snap a picture to show him? I assure you, I''ll handle the matter discreetly


    After a moment of thought, Rosie agreed, trusting that Kennedi wouldn''t dare do anything to displease her.


    snapped a photo of the designs and immediately forwarded them to her mentor.


    with r inutes, her mentor responded. After thanking him, Kennedi toned to Rosie and said, "Ms. Harper,


    my ment recognizes this as the blueprints for the TS King model."


    A shadow ed Rosie''s face as her temper red. She had intended to present these designs to thepetition ja lees herself. Fortunately, she had been cautious and asked for confirmation, wondering how


    Brenna had managed toplete the entire set of designs so quickly.


    Kennedi''s enthusiastic praise of the designs only fueled her jealousy, and deep down, she had secretly wished


    it hadn''t been Brenna''s work.


    Her memory clicked into ce as she remembered the file had been clearlybeled forpetition use.


    A suspicion crossed her mind. Could Brenna have anticipated she would try to steal the designs and set a trap


    for her to fall into?


    The audacity of setting such a trap was infuriating. If she had gone ahead using the designs without verifying,


    she could have been used of giarism.


    How could Brenna be so devious?


    With resolve, Rosie''s face hardened into a determined expression as she began to n her next move.


    She was determined to ensure that Brenna would regret using any deceitful tactics against her.


    Clearing her thoughts, Rosie turned back to reality. "Kennedi, could you connect me with some top-tier car


    designers?" she asked.


    Kennedi responded, "Certainly, I''m part of awork with some globally recognized designers. I''ll share their


    details with you."


    As Rosie scanned through the contacts, none of the names seemed familiar. The world of automotive design


    felt like a mystery to her. She only knew some well-known names of established car manufacturers.


    "Thank you for your help today." Rosie expressed her gratitude to Kennedi, shifting the conversation to some


    insider details about Harper Group''s automotive ventures.


    Kennedi briefly mentioned an ongoing initiative. "The Harper Group is using this design contest to draw in top


    engineers for their luxury smart car project. They''re offering highly profitable


    contracts to attract the best talent globally, with sries starting at two million dors annually, plus year-end bonuses. Thepetition is already intense, with numerous entrantspeting for the top position."