Back home, Andrew researched Miriam. She was quite influential in Florida and was already making a name for herself in his city. She had a wonderful track record of winning cases and had engaged in numerous legal battles with wealthy and powerful people who thought themselves untouchable.Andrew was particularly interested in her consistent victories and the kinds of battles she had fought in the past. She had taken on powerful politicians and left them humbled and defeated. That was the kind of person Andrew wanted as his legal counsel.He had been hoping to assemble a powerful legal team to pursue the case himself, especially since Alex had informed him that the Nelsons’ lead counsel was going around, hoping to bribe his way into securing the Nelsons’ release from custody.Having been satisfied with her track record, he found her card in his suit pocket and dialed her number while sorting his clothes with his free hand.Miriam, on the other end, answered the call as though she had b

With so much evidence gathered and the recorded testimonies of the three former hospital staff members, Miriam was ready to strike. The court hearing would resume in two days, and Andrew was eager for the day to come. The three witnesses who were ready to testify against the Nelsons and the hospital director were also preparing themselves, but Miriam was not ready to present them all at once.In court, as the hearing kicked off, Andrew’s team first presented the testimony of the maid, who clearly stated everything she knew about the Nelsons and their involvement in Lily’s death. According to her testimony, they had instructed her to poison Lily, after which they harvested her heart with the help of a surgeon and had it delivered for Paul’s heart transplant.Meanwhile, the Nelsons had assembled a formidable team of lawyers. Their lead counsel requested that the maid, whom Andrew’s team had presented as a witness, be brought in for questioning.The maid was ushered in by two court baili