chapter 75
Author: Estherace
last update2026-11-01 21:41:10

His recess expired soon enough, and everyone returned to the courtroom. The case commenced, this time starting with Andrew’s counsel.

Miriam demanded that Mr. Nelson be brought forward. The bailiffs brought Mr. Nelson forward, and Miriam delved into the same game the Nelsons’ lead counsel had played earlier, asking questions Mr. Nelson needed to think twice before answering.

Agitated by the stunts Miriam was pulling in the courtroom, the Nelsons’ lead counsel objected, but the magistrate overru
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