"The reason I'm here today is to show something to you all," said the butler, taking out that issue of the International Physics Center science journal and flipping to Elizabeth's paper.
The manager took a look and his expression changed instantly, "This..."
The several professors standing nearby all saw it too and couldn't help but look shocked.
"You are familiar with this, aren't you? Our miss submitted this paper to the International Physics Center in September last year," the butler presented several documents, indifferently, "Why would a paper identical to our miss's appear in your esteemed organization, but submitted later?"
The manager didn't speak and carefully compared the two papers.
Even the order of the words and the subordinate clauses used were exactly the same.
Even if two researchers were studying the same field, it was absolutely impossible for their thoughts to collide to such an extent.
No, they were exactly the same.
It could only be plagiarism.
