Chapter 170

The courtroom hummed as Ruth, once a trusted member of Walter's Corporation, stood before the judge, awaiting the verdict that would determine the course of her immediate future.

The charges against her were severe, attempting to divert funds from the esteemed corporation that had once been her employer.

The judge, a stern figure clad in black robes, peered over the rim of his glasses, his gaze settling on Ruth. The situation hung in the air, and Ruth's expression reflected a mixture of anxiety and remorse.

The prosecution presented a compelling case, meticulously outlining the evidence against Ruth.

Bank records, email correspondence, and witness testimonies painted a vivid picture of her attempt to manipulate the financial integrity of Walter's Corporation for personal gain.

The defense, on the other hand, sought to portray Ruth as a victim of circumstance a desperate woman driven to drastic measures by unforeseen hardships.

They emphasized her years of dedicated service to the c