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There was a momentary silence, and a sigh of relief escaped my lips. Johnson, a respected attorney in the state, was known for his commitment to justice. I knew he would be just as invested in seeking justice for Avery.
He inquired about the details of the case, and I provided a thorough explanation without omitting a single word. I didn't necessarily need his support; all I wanted was for him to assist me in examining Avery's body and to do that I'll need to see Austin.
After some convincing, he reluctantly agreed to help me see Mr. Austine. However, he had a condition. To my surprise, Johnson wanted me to reinstate him in a position of power, proposing that we become allies. It wasn't a terrible idea, but I couldn't fathom how I could restore him to a position from which t
