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A tall girl with a ponytail stormed onto the stage, pointing angrily at Su Xingchen's nose and shouting, "You tell me! Do you dare say your performance isn't plagiarized?" The girl's face was flushed, tears welling in her eyes as she spoke passionately.
The sudden turn of events caught Su Xingchen off guard. She frowned slightly, looking at the girl in confusion. "Excuse me, who are you?"
"Stop pretending! Do you dare say you don't know me?"
"I'm Li Li from the drama club. Didn't you come to observe our club a few times before?"
Li Li's emotions escalated, her voice rising an octave. "You copied my idea! You've seen my script; how can you deny it?"
As she spoke, Li Li pulled out a stack of A4 papers from her pocket, filled with dense handwriting that indeed looked like a script. She raised the script in her hand and pointed at Su Xingchen, shouting, "This is the evidence! Look for yourself; isn't it exactly the same as what you just performed?"
The audience below began to whisper among themselves, discussing the accusation. Su Xingchen plagiarizing? That was quite a serious allegation!
Su Xingchen remained calm, not flustered by Li Li's accusations. She took the script from Li Li's hands and casually flipped through a few pages, a playful smile forming on her lips.
"You say this is your script?" Su Xingchen tossed the script back to Li Li and asked calmly.
"Of course it's mine! I spent an entire month creating it!" Li Li caught the script tightly in her arms as if it were a treasure.
Su Xingchen chuckled lightly, her gaze becoming sharp. "Is that so? Then tell me, when did you finish writing your script?"
"Uh... about a month ago!" Li Li's eyes flickered, her tone clearly lacking confidence.
Su Xingchen calmly took out her phone from her pocket, opened the album, and pulled up a photo to show Li Li.
"Then take a look at this," Su Xingchen asked nonchalantly.
The photo displayed a screenshot of a comic work Su Xingchen had previously posted online, clearly showing the publication date—three months ago. The content of the comic was exactly the story Su Xingchen had performed today.
Li Li was instantly rendered speechless, her face pale and lips trembling slightly but unable to produce any sound.
Seeing this, Su Xingchen continued, "My comic has been serialized online for three months. If you say your script was completed a month ago, then who is plagiarizing whom?"
The crowd began to point fingers at Li Li and murmur among themselves.
"It turns out to be a frame-up, this is really too much!" a girl said indignantly.
"Exactly, how can they slander someone like this? It's outrageous!" another boy echoed.
Those who initially sympathized with her changed their attitude and instead admired Su Xingchen's talent and composure even more.
"Do you have anything else to say, classmate?" Su Xingchen looked at Li Li, her gaze sharp as a sword, piercing straight to her heart.
Li Li felt the unusual stares from those around her and was filled with shame, unable to face them.
She bit her lip tightly, gripping the script in her hands so hard that her knuckles turned white, yet she was powerless to refute.
At that moment, a deep and magnetic voice came from the back of the crowd.
"I'll tell everyone the truth."
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