Chapter 762 Proof of Innocence
"Ahem."
He has been watching Nora Smith and Liu Chengyu hook up. If it weren't for Liu Chengyu being Nora Smith's brother, he should have been thrown out long ago.
Nora Smith stepped back awkwardly and smiled on his face: "Sorry, brother, he is like this."
Say so with your mouth, but your body is still honest.
Liu Chengyu also knew Asher Hawn's temper and didn't pursue it much. He scratched his head: "I don't know how to thank you for a while. Why don't I invite you to dinner later?"
Realizing that there was another Asher Hawn next to him, he looked at him again and said, "Brother-in-law, let's go with him."
As soon as this came out, Asher Hawn's eye pupil shrank.
I have already disturbed their two-person world, and now I have to eat with them?
Asher Hawn was about to have an attack when Nora Smith stopped him again.
"Next time, next time, don't worry, this is what I should do." Then Nora Smith pointed to a batch of documents in front of him. "Look, I have to review the documents, so I don't have time to go to dinner with my brother."
Liu Chengyu nodded, knowing that Asher Hawn was dissatisfied and didn't stay much.
"Well, I'll go back and tell Wynn to remember your kindness."
"No, I said this is what I should do."
Liu Chengyu said as he walked to the door of the office.
"That's it first. I'll go first. Sister, have a meal together when I have time."
Liu Chengyu waved her thanks, while Nora Smith nodded his head.
With a bang, Liu Chengyu left the office.
The surrounding atmosphere instantly quieted down, and Nora Smith looked at Asher Hawn.
"Well, don't be angry, he is my brother, it's nothing."
Nora Smith appeased Asher Hawn's temper. Since she had just shut Huo Yuncheng out of the office, Asher Hawn had some dissatisfaction.
"Come on, I'll treat you to dinner!"
Nora Smith took Asher Hawn's hand, and Asher Hawn walked down her steps.
On the other hand, Su Huaien was proved innocent, and that dark night was scolded by everyone for plagiarism.
Su Huaien saw that he was innocent and was in a very passionate mood at that time.
"Apprentice, see, your aunt has helped you prove your innocence."
When Liu Chengyu returned home, he quickly told Su Huaien the news.
"I saw it. I really want to thank my aunt this time."
Su Huaien was full of excitement and knew that Nora Smith was busy at this time, so she waited until Nora Smith got off work in the afternoon and came to Star Company to find her.
After waiting at the door for a while, Su Huaien recognized the oncoming woman at a glance.
Asher Hawn had to go back to the temporary office, so Nora Smith happened to be the only one out today.
"Aunt!"
Seeing Nora Smith, Su Huaien waved her and stopped her.
"It was the first time the two had met and Nora Smith had not recognized it for a moment.
"You are?"
She squinted slightly and still didn't recognize the man in front of her.
"I'm Su Huaien. You proved my innocence this afternoon."
Su Huaien quickly expressed himself. He opened his work: "I painted this."
Nora Smith looked at it and suddenly realized, "Oh, it's you. What can I do for you?"
Seeing his nephew, Nora Smith bent his eyes.
"I am very grateful to my teacher and aunt for helping me out of trouble. These days, because of this matter, I have to die."
Su Huaien curled his lips, which made Nora Smith laugh.
"Really? I heard your master talk about it." She looked up and down at Su Huaien. "However, I don't think you are in a bad mood."
Su Huaien scratched his head: "Don't laugh at me, if it weren't for my help, I don't know what to do."
He raised his eyebrows slightly and suddenly brightened at the moment: "Listen to the master, the teacher and aunt appreciate my works very much?"
"Well, yeah." Nora Smith nodded: "There are fine in the rough. You have only learned for a while, and you have already achieved such results. Obviously, it is not easy."
Hearing Nora Smith's praise, Su Huaien was surprised.
Unexpectedly, even Nora Smith appreciated his works: "I read the notes of the teacher's aunt, and after reading the previous works of the teacher's aunt, it is no wonder that such notes will be made."
"Is it?"
Nora Smith smiled euphemistically. "Then you have to study harder. I don't have much time now."
She thought back to the old days, and at that time she still had some yearning.
"I know, I will practice more frequently in the future."
Su Huaien nodded and then took out his own work: "Well, listen to the teacher's aunt and say I like this work, so I will give it to the teacher's aunt."
Su Huaien showed a sincere smile, and Nora Smith was stunned.
"How can this be? Didn't you put a lot of effort into it?"
Shu Qin shook his head and refused, but Su Huaien insisted on letting Nora Smith accept it.
"Shigu has helped me so much. If it weren't for Shigu to help me this time, I am afraid that I will never be able to create new works in the future."
Thinking of this, Su Huaien was a little depressed.
Nora Smith was a little embarrassed, but after listening to Su Huaien's determination, he finally accepted it.
"Well, thank you then." She patted Su Huaien on the shoulder: "In the future, you should give your master a good fight."
"Well!"
Su Huaien nodded heavily. After two people chatted for a while, Nora Smith went home.
Back home, there was a new reversal of that matter.
That dark night directly denied plagiarism on the Internet, and even directly began to blame Nora Smith.
"This painting was created when I was in the darkest time of my life. At that time, I had no intention of watching my mobile phone at all. The outside world was noisy for me. Under such circumstances, I can only save myself by painting, but now it has been pointed out by people that it was copied. Also, you don't understand how dark the world of depression is..."
The dark night directly published a series of long articles to express how he spent his dark time. He could only pass the time by drawing pictures every day, otherwise, he would fall into a desperate situation.
"And at this time, there will be a cyber violence against me, that woman named Nora Smith, why do you attack me for no reason? This is my work, why should I accuse me of plagiarism?"
As soon as this article was published, it was immediately sympathized by netizens.
How terrible depression is, it is hard for many people to imagine, and it is under such circumstances that it will be more painful to be pointed out as plagiarism.
The weak side can always attract people's attention. For a time, Nora Smith was pushed to the forefront again.
Because of a plagiarism, it is even more infuriating to attack a depressed patient online.
For a time, many people have it both ways began to criticize Nora Smith morally.
"Because the interests are shot at a little girl, where is the conscience?"
