La Ronca De La Ley Novels & Stories

She says that with a lot of sadness and bitterness. The baby goes back to sleep peacefully. Riana takes him back to his bed. There's a knock on the door and Riana goes to open in excitement "Ramon!" Karla gasps in shock. Riana smiles. "Ramon is my lawyer." He smirks at me. "Hey Camilla." ÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷ I pack the lunch box and a bottle of water in Roy's school bag. I leave the bag on the table and start fixing his collar.

She looked like a ghost fading in front of me. "Say something Victor " she whispered. Her voice was thin. I could barely hear it over the sound of the rain outside. "Please. Tell me they can't do this. Tell me a judge won't read that paper and believe him." I didn't answer. I couldn't. I was angry. My anger was a living thing, heavy choking me. My father had played his move perfectly. He used a pen, not a knife. He used the law to turn Rita's pain into a crime.

The future battle with Liora will depend on whether she discovers her impending doom before the moment passes. I closed my laptop and leaned back, letting out a long, measured breath. The legal pressure had reached its full operational capacity. All songs and snippets along with every evidence piece had entered the system to create a point, which would enforce Liora to make her first appearance to answer for her theft. Ronan glanced at me, expression calm but alert. "Tomorrow could get messy," he said. I met his gaze, fists still clenched on my lap. "I want everything to become chaotic because I have waited a long time for this situation to become orderly."

“Katherine, you were there when they grabbed those guys. What do you think we should do with them?” The whole room went dead silent. Everybody is staring. My face got hot. She knew I hated this. I opened my mouth and nothing smart came out. “Uh… follow the law I guess? There’s rules for this stuff.” Leona smiled like I just handed her a gift. “The law. So safe. So boring.” She sat back. “That’s the thing. I actually know the law. I’ve read every stupid page since I was a kid. But our future Luna over here… not so much.”

Ron notices the guards making his way to them. He knew he didn’t have much time. He calmed himself and sat properly in his seat. “At least tell me she’ll pay someone to represent me in court. Get me a good lawyer like yourself,” he stated. Peter shook his head, “Mrs. Miller is not sending anyone. Sorry, but you’re on your own.” Ron began to laugh maniacally as if the lawyer were telling him a big joke. “So you are telling me… She wants me to take all the blame, and she’s going to forget that I exist?”

Only Dominic stayed upright. "You're late Ronan " Dominic said. He tried to sound composed.. I could smell his fear. "You speak of laws Dominic?" I asked. My voice was a predatory growl. "The law states that the Alphas word is final. The law states that a mate is sacred. You have brought fire and steel into my home. You have turned brother against brother. That is not law. That is treason." "It is survival!" Dominic shouted. "Look at them! Their children are dying! The land is turning to dust while you play at romance with a girl! Where is she, Ronan? Give her to us."

“The law is a fickle thing, amore. A court decision can easily be overturned, especially since you already signed the power of attorney over to them.” “No, I haven’t signed anything,” Rosa insisted, her voice rising with a spark of defiance. “They took it from me through deceit.” Luciano’s expression darkened instantly, a cold, dangerous shadow crossing his features. “Pezzi di merda,” he hissed under his breath, his words a low, lethal curse. “Don’t worry. I’ll handle them my way. They will confess to their crimes, and they will be the ones begging to sign everything back over to your name. Everything that belongs to you will be returned.”

The untouchable rich woman who buys everything and therefore deserves to be taken from. I took a slow breath through my nose and kept my voice even. "You can pick whatever fight you want, Renee. But we're going to handle this the right way. The way that actually matters. Because we know the law is on our side." I said "we" and felt the weight of it. Nick. Bella. My baby. Renee tilted her head as if she were listening to someone talk about fairy tales. "The law?" she repeated slowly. "The law is always on the mother's side."

“Dianna just moved to New York two months ago. She’s a lawyer now, handling big cases. Brilliant, determined. You’d admire her in a courtroom, Romano.” I wanted to kick her under the glittering crystal table. Instead, I tightened my grip on the glass in my hand until my fingers trembled. The word lawyer was a razor blade dangling in the air. Zade Romano chuckled. Not joyful. “The world needs more lawyers who aren’t afraid to stand up to monsters.” My breath caught. Miranda Romano tilted her head. “And which firm do you work for?”

"In this law, the Luna is my equal and my chosen mate. This throne is disrespected by anyone who treats her disrespectfully. I also don't tolerate rudeness. My last words sounded like thunder in the room. I could see it in their faces—some were calculating, some were cowering. Lucien's smirk reappeared, this time with a harsh edge. Ronan cocked his head slightly, as though he were recognizing a worthy foe. Kieran clenched his fists at his sides. Excellent. Let them tremble. Let them speculate as to my next course of action. Because I was already one step ahead of them as they plotted in the dark. And they would quickly discover a bitter reality if they believed they could use Rebecca to brea