Ex-husband pursue me again

A middle-aged man in a suit entered, nodding first to the presiding judge and stopping in front of Venus.

"Miss Clark, I'm sorry I'm late."

Venus shook his head while Jane smiled and helped him pull out his seat, "Mr. Nelson, I'm counting on you."

the Reyes all frowned at the man who had just appeared, with different expressions.

"I didn't expect you to hire a lawyer, what kind of law firm is this talented enough to be so late on the day of the trial." Betty disdained.

She didn't believe Venus could hire a good lawyer, and she didn't believe that this lawyer could save the day.

Tommy stood up abruptly, his eyes jawing: "Teacher?"

"Such a coincidence, it's been a long time." Fin Nelson's face was just the right amount of surprised.

Betty's eyes widened at the word "teacher": "Mr. Sanders, you know Venus' lawyer? Your teacher?"

The atmosphere was steeply condensed.

Tommy frowned and nodded, lowered his voice: "Master Darcel, this lawsuit is afraid of trouble, I was taught by teacher Fin Nelson, the teacher's skills I know very well." Darcel stared soberly across the table at Venus.

He had heard of Fin Nelson.

One of the world's best lawyers, in recent years have been abroad, but he has never lost a case, black can be argued into white, not to mention that they have no hard evidence. She really has found a new backer, no wonder she can attend without fear!

The next is the battlefield between the master and the disciple, both sides of the verbal and articulate, intense debate listening to people want to clap.

The more Eric listened, the more gloomy his face became, and the good situation of the Reyes family had disappeared.

"How much did she pay to get you to turn things upside down here!" Betty slammed her glass and questioned.

Jane is now calm and relaxed.

"Don't be a shrew and curse, okay? The presiding judge has long said not to interrupt without permission, Miss Reyes does not understand human language?"

Fin finished his account, smiling slyly at the presiding judge: "In summary, the evidence provided by the plaintiff is not sufficient to convict my client of the crime of intentional murder, and as a suspect, Rosa, the wife of the deceased, arrived at the scene earlier than my client."

"The law is fair and does not exempt Miss Ward from suspicion just because she is a family member of the deceased. I hope you will be fair and enforce the law, or we will go to higher courts or prosecutors." Tommy has nothing to say, he is a lawyer who knows better than anyone the importance of direct evidence.

The presiding judge and other people deliberated for a long time, and finally ruled that the plaintiff's party lost due to insufficient evidence, and if there are objections to collect further evidence to sue again. "Great we won, I was scared to death." Jane laughed out loud freely.

Venus lightly hooked his lips, she is not afraid, even if Fin did not come in time, the next trial will still clear her.

Darcel and Alice helped a grimacing Eric out of the courthouse, and he was furious: "Sue again! Find out who hired Fin for her!"

Seeing his shortness of breath, Darcel hurriedly agreed, "Yes, Mom, Betty, you take Grandpa back to the hospital first, I'll go ask the judge."

"Brother, I'll go with you!" Betty, who had a lot of anger to vent, immediately followed.

Venus and Fin exchanged pleasantries and sent him off.

She took a deep breath and raised her eyes to the turquoise blue sky.

"Venus!"

Suddenly someone behind her called her, and she and Jane turned their heads together.

Betty came running in anger and was just about to strike when Darcel, who was following behind, stopped her.

"Brother let go of me, Venus you bitch, who are you hooking up with?"

Venus looked at her domineering arrogance and smiled coldly.

Jane put her behind her and snapped back, "Betty, who do you think you're bullying?"