Chapter Seven

Cass sat in her boss's office, a mix of determination and frustration etched on her face.

She had spent countless hours preparing for this meeting, gathering evidence, and crafting a persuasive argument as to why the prestigious law firm should take on Mrs. Anderson's case.

It was a matter of justice, of righting a wrong that had devastating consequences for an innocent child.

Mr. Peterson, the stern and formidable head of the firm, leaned back in his chair, his gaze fixed on Cass.

His expression was guarded, betraying no hint of sympathy. "Cassandra, I understand your passion for this case, but we've already made our decision. We won't be taking it on."

Cass took a deep breath, summoning all her courage. She had prepared for this moment, and she wouldn't back down easily.

"Mr. Peterson, I urge you to reconsider. The evidence is compelling, and Mrs. Anderson's child has suffered tremendously due to the negligence of the pharmacy company. We have an opportunity to make a differenc