L Lawliet Novels & Stories

the lawyer asked, pulling out his phone. I raised my eyebrows and smiled indulgently. Obviously, he really took me for a fool in a beautiful rag, since he was so sure that he would leave here on his own terms. “It’s out of the question,” I said casually, getting up from the table. Astakhov set into motion at the same time as me, while Sery reminded me of himself with the click of a lighter. The wolf froze with the phone and half-turned glance behind him. Not cautious, but the same estimator that Astakhov was awarded. The smell was a mixture of confusion and wariness.

He said with a serious tone. “People can be deceiving, my lord. You can’t trust his words.” Lily said. Things went quiet for a minute until you heard moving. Jabrel talked about the law I have to follow. He agreed that it was idiotic and that he would marry Lily if he had to marry.

But Liam was not done hurting her; as soon as she left the house in unkempt clothes, she was thundered by the glare of the camera and the sound of clicking, which made her realize that Liam had contacted the media to bring attention to her sorry state. “Miss Lawrence, you should feel ashamed for hatching such a cunning scheme against Mr. Grey." Rilika was subjected to a barrage of media questions, but what they were really doing was purposefully subjecting her to shame. “He is a great man that is why you are leaving his house without being handcuffed. Mr. Lawrence had died this morning, but his daughter wasted no time in doing this shameful act to ensure her financial future."

Serenity looked around and saw that some of them were old colleagues that she knew and some of them were new. "Lily, is she someone who used to work here? Where is she working now?" a young man asked. This question was exactly what Liliana wanted to hear. However, she put on a look of regret and said, "Serenity used to be the most promising rookie lawyer here. Everyone said she would become a famous lawyer before long and be coveted by all the major law firms." "So which law firm is she working in now?" the newcomer asked curiously. "Well..." Liliana pretended to hesitate and turned to Serenity.

Laila’s sharp voice caught through the room as she walked in confidently yet again. “Some people say I take after my Dad, others say I take after my Mom, and now I am curious, What do you think, Ma’am?” She asked with a smirk on her face. It sent a shiver down Victoria’s spine but she tried to compose herself by asking, "And why the hell are you here interrupting our meeting?" Laila bowed gently as she introduced herself, "Sorry this is coming late Ma'am. I am Laila Creed, an intern at Shelton Law Firm and the Legal representative of the Marlowes."

Aditi said, smiling. "Oh, that's nice," Grandma Leta said. "Yes, yes, pure connections and knowing people," Aditi said, while Liam gave her a deadly look. "I see. You can stay with us then," Grandma Leta said. "Are you a stalker or something?" Liam asked as he walked forward to her. "Huh, a stalker? Hey, I'm a lawyer," Aditi said. Liam rolled his eyes at her and walked away leaving them behind..

“But if an owner screws up…his career is over. No one wants to come eat at a crook’s restaurant, do they? Face it, Lola. I’m done.” “It ain’t over ‘til the fat lady sings!” I said. “What are they charging you with, anyway?” “It’s a long story,” said Alex. “So enlighten me, bigshot,” I said. “You think I’m not some kind of legal expert? Lola Ryder, Attorney-at-Law! Special Victims Unit.” “You’re pretty funny,” said Alex. “You could use some cheering up,” I said.

"What? On what grounds? What gives you the right to take us?" Lila's face turned pale. The officer walked up to Lila and said, "Lila Lawson, Maddie Hicks, you maliciously spread false rumors at college, infringing on Ms. Torrey's right to her reputation. We're acting in accordance with the law. Please come with us." Hearing this, Lila and Maddie's faces grew even paler. Ariana had actually gone to the police? But earlier that morning, Brian had already stepped in to defend them! Was Ariana crazy?

"How do you even know that?" "Your trash bin talks," Helena replied enigmatically, taking a sip of tea. "I think I need a lawyer," Vandaulf grumbled. "You married one," Lily said sweetly. "Sort of. I went to school for pre-law before all… you know. Trauma and conspiracy and tragic family betrayal." Helena flicked her hand. "Yes, yes. Tragedy, secrets, murder, all very Shakespeare. But more to the point—do you have any idea how to swaddle a baby?"

Liam: I wasn’t the kind of man who sent people to spy on the woman I loved. At least, I never thought I would be. Hell, Alaria was not a woman that I would spy on. Whether or not she was my lover, even in the past, I never gave myself a reason to do so. She was never the woman to betray.