Romans & histoires Son In Law

"Yeah, but... kids fall, right?" The doctor sighs and lowers the clipboard with the papers. "Are you and the father together?" What does this have to do with anything? "No," I reply. "When a child comes to us with a fracture like this, I have to ask. Do you think it could have anything to do with the father?" What is he talking about? "What? No!" I don't hesitate. Ashton is an asshole to people, but he's a good father. Owen loves him. Ashton wouldn't do anything to our son. No. He wouldn't. Ashton wouldn't look as he does if that were the case. No.

"This year is my fifth." Scratching the back of my ear I look at him strangely, "what do you mean by this is your fifth? Never mind that, suspension doesn't mean you couldn't perform your duties right so what is the big deal?" I chuckle but no one chuckles with me and funny thing is not what I said but that the lawyer has started sweating abnormally while Blake no longer has that annoyed look on his face. He is now interested in what the lawyer is to say. "According to the law I was not supposed to practice during my suspension starting from the day that the entry of the order was filed. Which is why whatever that has my signature or I was a representative for is invalid." The lawyer says, t

"But annulment is possible, isn't it, or maybe it's not actually legal, you know that marriage of your grandson, comrade. Just kidding." I was stoned in my seat because of what Don Leonardo just said. Shit! Damn! How could I possibly forget it!

Despite scoring 1580 on the SAT, the acceptance letter I received was from a community college. Mom glanced at it and smiled. "Both brothers going to the same school? You can look after each other. That's great." All the color drained from my face. "Mom, did you change my college application to a vocational college? With my score, I could've gotten into Bellwether University!" Mom turned her head and explained casually, "Do I not know you? Getting that score was pure luck. After all, you've never been as smart as your brother, even when you were little. "I'm only thinking of what's best for you. I was afraid you'd go to Bellwether University and get crushed by all those geniuses. You're

afraid that I will call the police?" This time, Sonia managed to raise her voice, hoping that neighbors could hear her and call the police to save her. Jobson said with a cold smile, "It would be better for you to save some energy. You don't have to shout. It won't work. I am the law in this City." Sonia's face turned pale. He was right. She couldn't win a man as rich and powerful as him. James must have been under his control now. He wanted to threaten him with her. "James is your son. How could you do this to him?" She said angrily. "Just because he is my son, he should do what he have to do," Jobson said in a cold and ruthless tone. When they came out of the elevator, they were stopped b

Marcus said before Carson excused himself. Walking out of the building, he made his way back to the office. “Good afternoon, Mr. Carson. It's everywhere. Your victory” Sonia praised as she followed Carson behind. “Yes, one attorney victory is the entire firm's victory” he smiled at her. “Of course,” Sonia replied as she continued to follow Sonia is one of Carson's lawyers. She had been called to bar two years ago and has been working with Carson since then. She was also a good one, and someone Carson had placed so much attention on training to be as good as he was.

She’d always been the responsible one, twenty-six, finishing her master’s, engaged to the kind of man our parents bragged about at parties. Vincent Hale. Thirty now, but twenty-seven when they met. Tall, dark-haired, with a voice that could calm a room and eyes that made people lean in when he spoke. Successful, charming, the perfect future son-in-law. Laura glowed whenever his name came up and I envied her that certainty. My bathroom door was cracked open, steam already curling out from the shower I’d started remotely on the drive home, thank you, smart house app. I slipped inside, let my soaked hoodie and leggings hit the floor, and stepped under the spray.

I saw him looking a bit angry as he looked over the paper, I think he was expecting to get his son right away. His lawyer nodded and walked over, “Just a quick word with your client, Mr Reid would like me to ask you if you could bring Jeremy also to the visits, he says he sees him as a son even if not by blood he would like to see him also.” When I looked up I saw the hurt in Steves eyes as I nodded. The lawyer looked me over, “Do you think you can consider mediation instead of a trial? “ I didn’t answer but my lawyer did, “I will discuss that option with my client, thank you.”

After a moment of silence, the coldness in Candice's eyes deepened. "Defamation?" She guessed that Sonia wouldn’t just admit her mistake, but she didn’t expect her to make a counterattack. "Candy, you better prepare yourself. Sonia's lawyer is from Solaris and is quite famous for handling cases where they managed to overturn verdicts." When she heard the word Solaris, Candice thought of the settlement agreement in the police station. She lowered her eyes slightly, pursed her lips, and buried her thoughts.

They all flinched, their eyes pleading but I didn't care. Farhan was about to open his mouth to speak but I stopped him. "Let me speak" I said with coldness making him snap his mouth shut. "First of all, I'm not your family neither am I your friend. I am not your personal slave or personal lawyer. I am only Sona's lawyer until this case gets sorted out. If you want, I can help you contact other lawyers who will help you with your friend's case as I refuse to help her" I spoke with my head held high.