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By the third hearing, I had stopped expecting fairness, but what I didn’t expect was for the entire thing to somehow become even more ridiculous.
Now, I was sitting at the defense table, leaning back with a practiced air of indifference, though my jaw was tight. Across the aisle, Kael looked like he’d just won the lottery. The smugness radiating off him was practically a physical stench.
Everyone was staring at yet another piece of “evidence” on the courtroom screen, a grainy image of a black armoured SUV.
My black armored SUV
"Your Honors," Kael’s lead counsel announced, his voice echoing through the chamber. "I submit Exhibit D: CCTV footage recorded less than three kilometers from Moonfall territory, dated six weeks prior to when Nyx submitted the divorce papers."
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