Joe had been defending a man over seventy who had molested a neighbor's daughter. After the hearing, he had come straight at Warren with fiery emotions. "Do you have any compassion at all? He's an old man! He was lonely, and that's why it happened. Do you want him to die alone in prison? Would that make you happy?" When Rose had heard about it, she had wrapped her arms around Warren. There had been nothing gentle about her expression as she asked, "Who does he think he is? Do you want me to deal with him, honey?" Warren had told Rose to leave it alone. He had not expected that she would change her mind about Joe six months later when she hired him as legal counsel for her company, Chapman Group. "Honey, it's just that we coincidentally needed someone," Rose had said as she cajoled him. "Besides, his personality is kind of interesting, don't you think?" After that, she talked about Joe more and more. Warren had trusted her love too much to see him as a threat. But now, the
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