All Chapters of My Divorce Lawyer Has Always Loved Me: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

The tablet slipped from Nina’s lap and hit the floor with a dull thud, the screen cracking at one corner.But she didn’t even notice.Her mind was stuck on just one line.“Mr. Jackson and Mr. Lawson got into a fight.”How serious did it have to be to warrant jail time?A bad feeling began to rise in her chest. Her eyes were still red from earlier, and her voice turned cold. “What happened?”“It’s a little complicated,” Levi said. “It’s hard to explain over the phone. Mrs. Jackson, we’re at the central station. Could you come down here?”“Alright,” she agreed without hesitation.There was only one thing that could have sparked a fight between Miles and William—and that was her.Even if Levi hadn’t said it outright, she could already guess what had happened.William was calm and self-controlled. He wasn’t someone who would start a fight for no reason. And it wasn’t like Miles was reckless either.But lately, with the divorce, she had been in contact with William more often. Th

Faced with his stunned expression, Nina didn’t even glance back. She turned and walked away without hesitation.Miles didn’t stop to think. He rushed after her.“Babe!”The door that had been keeping him inside hadn’t been properly shut. With a gentle push, it swung open.He quickened his pace, grabbed her by the wrist, and pulled her roughly back into his arms, holding her as tightly as he could.The words tumbled out in a panic.“I’m sorry… I’m so sorry, baby. I don’t even know what came over me.“I wasn’t trying to accuse you. I just couldn’t handle the thought of someone else being near you… especially not William.”That man who always seemed better than him in every way.“I was wrong. I shouldn’t have said any of that. If you want to hit me or yell at me, go ahead! I’ll take it. Just… please don’t look at me like that again.”That heartbroken, disappointed look on her face, as if she could walk away at any second, cut deeper than any wound.It felt like a dagger lodged

“Chief Turner.”While Miles was still applying ointment, Nina quietly turned to him and asked if he could pull up the security footage.Titus didn’t dare refuse. He hurried to bring up the video, afraid that if he wasted even a second, Nina might leave. And if that happened, Miles would probably skin him alive.The footage was only two minutes long. It came from a traffic camera positioned at some distance, so there was no audio. You couldn’t hear what the two men were saying. You could only see the shocking series of events unfold.Each frame showed blow after blow, punch after punch.Nina’s eyes widened in disbelief. Even through the screen, she could feel the danger radiating from every movement.This wasn’t a simple conflict.Miles had lost control completely.It was attempted murder.If William had died, Miles would be facing the death penalty.Suddenly, everything made a twisted kind of sense.A chill crept down her spine. After all these years, she had never realized

It didn’t feel right to make someone injured go out, so Nina decided to make the visit herself.After a moment of thought, she stopped by a flower shop on the way. She chose a tasteful bouquet with soft green lisianthus, bright yellow sunflowers, delicate white daisies, and a few orange-hued garden roses. The mix was warm and versatile—suitable for almost any occasion. Whether it was for a colleague, a mentor, or a friend, it felt thoughtful without being overly sentimental. A safe and timeless choice.Once it was wrapped, she headed to the address William had sent her: Apartment 1204 at The Foxgrove.Nina took a few steadying breaths before raising her hand and pressing the doorbell.The door opened almost immediately, revealing the face of a man she didn’t recognize.He was strikingly tall, with an understated air of confidence and refinement. His dress shirt and suit were impeccably tailored, every button fastened all the way to the collar. His sharply defined features were com

“Mr. Lawson, are you planning to drop the charges?”“I am.”Nina felt an even heavier weight settle in her chest. She hesitated for a long moment before finally asking, “Is it… because of me?”She still remembered what William had said once: that even the smallest kindness should be repaid with generosity.“I didn’t come here today to ask you for anything,” she said quietly. “I just wanted to ask the question. That’s all. Whether there’s a way or not, it doesn’t change anything.“You shouldn’t feel obligated to forgive someone because of me. If you don’t want to, you don’t have to.“Miles and I will get divorced sooner or later. Whether he goes to jail or not won’t change that.”“It’s not because of you,” William replied. “Don’t overthink it. I have my own reasons. It’s got nothing to do with you.”Only then did Nina start to feel a little more at ease.She had been afraid he might feel cornered or pressured, and that was never her intention. She just needed to know she hadn