CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND ONE
COURT
He entered the designated room for himself and his client. It was exhausting, trying to defend someone and the person leaves out an important detail that could either help or mar their own case.
"As your lawyer, I expect complete corporation from you. I expect that you trust me with everything and that all the files I have regarding this are accurate. I did not expect this from you. At all."
There was no response. The defendant just took a look at him and looked down afterwards.
What the hell was wrong with this man? Gray thought. He could not deal with this. But then again, this was his job. It was not like he had a choice. These things were bound to happen. You would always have that one client that you can't get to trust you wholeheartedly. He ca
