She wore a simple dress with a blazer over it. Her shoes clicked against the floor as she kept pace with her lawyer, who was, in fact, leading her to their assigned courtroom. People were briskly moving around the space, and you could tell who was not a regular visitor and who was well acquainted with the halls. There were people like her, looking around with curious eyes and being led about, and then there were those walking on muscle memory, not even looking where they were going as they tried to sort large stacks of documents and walk at the same time. At one point, Adrea’s lawyer had to steer her to the side as two people — a tall, lanky man in an oversized, ill-fitting suit and a woman in a power suit — carried a large box through the hall. So this was what the other side of a court looked like.She had been here before, in a very different department. This was where her marriage had been formally signed off, yet it felt so unfamiliar. Maybe it was because, at that time, she had
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