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Marcel Jefferson took Aria Jackson and Purple Summers to another conference room.
âHenry Jameson teaches at Grey, and there is a female student named Chloe Bennett in his class who frequently shows him affection and sends him ambiguous text messages, but he ignores them all. During the summer school session, Chloe took advantage of an empty office to seduce Henry by undressing, but he sternly rejected her. Out of embarrassed anger, she threatened to demand compensation from him; otherwise, she would sue him for sexual assault.â
Marcel briefly explained the situation and continued, âOf course, thatâs just Henryâs side of the story. As lawyers, our first task is to protect our clientsâ rights, but we canât blindly believe the information they provide.'â,
He was worried that his cousin had brought an outsider, which could cause trouble.
Purple Summers asked,âSo, what do you think the real situation is like?â
Marcel rested his index finger between his brows, pretending to be deep in thought,âIf a delicious meal is presented to you, why not eat it? If a woman is attracted and a man is interested, itâs only natural for sparks to fly! I think they must have had a relationship, and due to quarrels or conflicts, the woman turned against him, and thatâs why itâs like this.â
âDo you think everyone likes to take advantage of others like you do?â Aria ridiculed him, âHenry comes from a literary family, do you understand the meaning of a literary family?â
âCousin, no matter how literary his family is, he is still a man!â Marcel chuckled, âChloe has a hospital report proving that Henryâs semen was found in her body and on her underwear, which is undeniable.â
Aria thought for a moment and said, âMaybe Chloe agreed to have sex? Didnât you say she sent ambiguous text messages to Henry? This could be corroborating evidence.â
Marcel replied, âThose text messages were deleted by Henry, and he even blacklisted Chloeâs number.â
Aria:
Marcel shrugs with a smile, âSo, we currently have no evidence to prove that Chloe had a crush on Henry.â
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Purple Summersâ expression remained unchanged, as if it werenât for the difficulty of the case, it wouldnât fall upon her to help.
âIâll go talk to him first,â she said.
Henry Jameson and his mother sat in the Prominence Law Firmâs waiting room. As Marcel didnât return for a long time, they became a little anxious.
Afraid of making a wasted trip and holding false hope.
âI think this Prominence Law Firm, although not large in scale, looks professionalâ¦it shouldnât be a scam,â Mrs. Jameson whispered, comforting Henry and herself at the same time.
âMhm.â Henry quietly agreed, not saying much.
He was not optimistic about his situation. Although the head of the firm said the chances of winning the case were high, they hadnât provided any detailed strategy, and their brief conversation felt vagueâ¦
The door opened, and Marcel came in with two cups of water, warm and attentive, âSorry for keeping you waiting.â
When Henry saw Purple Summers behind Marcel, he couldnât help but be stunned.
âItâs youâ¦â
âMr. Jameson, we meet again,â Purple Summers smiled, âIâm interning here.â
Henry stared at her and slowly realized the truth.
Rather than saying that Purple Summers was recommending the law firm to him, it was more accurate to say that she was recommending herself.
Henryâs expression turned cold, and he said emotionlessly, âMs. Summers, I truly donât have time to play around with you.â
He stood up, ready to leave.
Taken off guard by the situation, Mrs. Jameson asked, âWhatâs going on?â
âNothing,â Henry said nonchalantly, âjust someone making a joke at our expense. Mom, letâs go.â
âDo you know why no one dares to take your case?â Purple Summers suddenly asked loudly.
Henryâs footsteps slowed.
She looked at him, her eyes calm, âItâs not just because the other party has incriminating evidence; the real reason is that they donât believe you. So, without even investigating, theyâve determined youâre guilty. I believe in you, Henry.. Are you sure you want to give up an ally?â