Adrian Quincy's cold eyes narrowed slightly. He said coolly, "Our country lacks an authoritative body for identifying plagiarism, but that doesn't mean plagiarists can get away with it."
"Easy for you to say. If they use a legal loophole to prove they didn't plagiarize, then I'll have to apologize to them and even pay them. Can you imagine? The person whose work was stolen loses the lawsuit and has to apologize to the plagiarist. Who would bother creating original content after that? Everyone might as well just copy."
Thinking of the worst-case scenario, Claire Sinclair felt a profound sense of despair.
'The victim of plagiarism having to apologize to the plagiarist... How many original creators would that dishearten?'
Adrian Quincy wrapped an arm around her slender waist, leading her out of the bedroom. "I have a legal team. With their words alone, they once recovered several cultural artifacts that had ended up overseas. If you need them, I can lend you the team."
