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I spotted Justin almost immediately. He had already claimed one of the study rooms, exactly as he'd promised. His laptop was open, and several criminal law textbooks were spread neatly across the table. When he looked up and saw me, he smiled. “Right on time.” “I try.” He stood to pull out the chair opposite him. “I've already borrowed a few commentaries on R v. Jogee. Thought they'd save us some time.” I glanced at the pile. “ I see that. You weren't joking.”

Lucky we, Adele the dead daughter’s diary was found in her school locker plus a letter to her parents. “Congratulations Miss P again”Max Mrs. Michaels’ lawyer and a colleague says to me coming in for a hug. “Thanks max, but you this close to bring down my cool record “I joke. He smiles cutely and walks off. Max is one of my closest friends I have in our firm, but a good competitor also. Apart from me he’s another lawyer with an outstanding record, he wins most of his cases. Being stressed enough for the day, I leave early making sure I avoid Eric, my assistant and best friend. Once I meet him it’s just going to be work and work.

Sometimes, one or even both had to sleep at the office to make sure they won a case. Few came around to the library at this time of day as most have transferred to electronic research in this day and age. Yet, the law firm refused to get rid of it mainly to maintain legacy reasoning. As a result, large books of legal statutes and regulations fill the library to the brim and various treatises on the law and journal subscriptions. And it’s the perfect place for Aaliyah and Hudson.

He wants me to learn about the law from the small guide book, not so it would help me with the large book but so I could hold on until Barlion wakes up. The book starts with the main laws about family matters, which are about half of the cases we receive in court. The books makes the law less complicated that the large law book does. It stared most of the laws I already know but more specified. Lord Jeremy didn't once stop to ask if I was understanding him or if we needed to take a break. If I am being honest, I do need to take a break. With the sleepless nights and the stress I've been in, my body has been growing weaker.

Sometimes, one or even both had to sleep at the office to make sure they won a case. Few came around to the library at this time of day as most have transferred to electronic research in this day and age. Yet, the law firm refused to get rid of it mainly to maintain legacy reasoning. As a result, large books of legal statutes and regulations fill the library to the brim and various treatises on the law and journal subscriptions. And it’s the perfect place for Aaliyah and Hudson.

“Don’t spend it explaining yourself.” I nodded. For once, doing nothing felt intentional, instead of weak. Going through the legal documents was much worse. Stacks of disclosures covered the desk — financial summaries, corporate structures, asset evaluations, contractual interpretations and so much more. Reading through all the documents was excruciating. It was almost like the Dhark legal team was trying to suffocate me. I turned page after page. Accounts, holdings, trust structures. Every document seemed designed to exhaust rather than inform. “They’re not negotiating,” I said quietly.

Lily Thompson I sat at the long oak table, my palms pressed flat against the smooth surface, trying to still the tremor in my fingers. The files my lawyer had spread out between us looked endless—thick stacks of papers, photocopied receipts, legal stamps, neatly bound statements. They smelled of dust and ink, but to me, they carried the stench of lies.

The lecturer, a sharp-eyed woman in her fifties, walked in and wrote on the board in looping letters: INTRODUCTION TO LAW AND LEGAL SYSTEMS “Congratulations,” the lecturer said. “You’ve taken the first step into a lifetime of learning how the world should work—and how it really does.” Helena leaned forward, her mind already racing with questions. Justice didn’t intimidate her anymore. Now she wanted to master it. Scene – Law Library, Afternoon Hours later, Helena sat buried under books in a quiet corner of the Crestfield library. Legal dictionaries. Case law compilations. Journal articles.

“And not every lawyer is driven solely by the chance to make money.” “How noble,” Cassandra said, and I wasn’t sure if she meant it or if she was being sarcastic. “But I’ve looked into your background, Ms. Reyes. You defended Kane Drax—a criminal with ties to organized crime. You were even accused of helping him escape from federal custody. Even after you proved your innocence, you started a practice that seems to focus on representing… let’s just say, ‘unconventional’ clients.” “I represent people who haven’t been fairly treated by the legal system,” I explained. “There’s nothing unusual about thinking that everyone deserves good legal help.”

Jack’s lawyer said and dropped about ten paged document on the center table for me. “What is that?” I asked. “Go ahead and take a look at them” He replied. I took the document from the table as he had instructed, I read the first page of the book, then the second and the third. I was about flipping to the fourth page when I broke into tears, uncontrollable tears. There I was, thinking that my life was about to get better, but little did I know that the suffering was just about to start. “I’m sorry Miss Lily but my client insisted that…”