A Wound that Never Heals

Chapter 154 He Owes Her a Complete Apology

Avery narrowed his eyes and looked at Hank, who had said, “We have sufficient

evidence.”

Avery’s gaze embodied a warning at that moment. Hank was the first lawyer in Baltimore who dared to go against him so openly.

Hank walked to Hector on the stage with the document folder containing the USB and photos, avoiding Avery’s gaze.

If Darlene did not have Gustave supporting her, Hank would not have accepted this case.

Power could suppress the truth, and very few people would be willing to admit it, but too many times, it was the reality.

Hank handed the document bag to Hector, inserted the USB into the computer, and the photos and videos were projected on the projector one by one.

The first piece of evidence was a clip of a surveillance video. Outside the hospital hall, Avery dragged Darlene into the heavy rain.

The heavy rain poured down, and Darlene was completely drenched. Avery forced her to

kneel in the rain.

Avery slowly squatted down and said something to Darlene. Then under the heavy rain, Darlene shouted and explained.

Then Avery got up, and the hand that lifted her chin suddenly exerted force. He pushed

her down.

His leather shoes stepped on the back of her hand, and the blood slowly overflowed in

the rain.

The hospital was the Gallard Group’s asset. Gustave had obviously spent a lot of effort getting this surveillance video.

Darlene looked at everything on the screen. Her instinct made her want to close her eyes and look away.

But she forced herself to look at it carefully,

Darlene must look at everything that Avery had done to her. She must remember it well.

If her life was about to come to an end, and if there was another life, Darlene must remember Avery’s face and never have a single connection with this man.

Hank noticed the paleness of Darlene’s face. Her body was trembling. Obviously, such memories were too painful and cruel for her.

the scene in the heavy

“Kneeling for a day is not enough for you. You should

at the video and could not help.

even if they were strangers, or enemies, a man was actually bullying a woman like this. Anyone would be angry

video was obviously weak. Since she was outside the hospital, it was very likely that she was still seriously ill.

expression, but he still asked

and asked in a low voice, “Ms. Garcia, are you okay? Do you need to

Darlene looked terrible.

plaintiff and the defendant had to appear in court personally. Without extremely special circumstances, they could not completely entrust others to

fists tightly and her nails dug deep into her palms. “I’m fine, Hank.

pain, she

very warm. It was not as cold as

big screen continued to play, and there was a thin

on Darlene’s forehead.

unwell, and the content of the

When he finished playing, he directly sped up to

taken from a surveillance video. In the

the corridor.

Darlene, who was taken to the

facing the camera with her back, but at that moment, she turned

the faces of the three people were clear, and even the despair and

plaintiff, her whole body shaking so much that she couldn’t hold back in the end. She reached out and covered her

sound.

with despair back then and she experienced it again. She couldn’t hold it back, and tears welled up in her

with her teeth to hold back

Darlene’s child was still in her belly, still alive

she couldn’t keep the fetus and that the ending was to abort the child, the meaning of her miscarriage when she was forced to abort by Avery

and she

lose control. Once it affected the order of the court, once the emotional ups and downs caused her to have a heart

trial would end.

helplessly. When Hank asked her again, every syllable of

I am fine. Your honor, I am fine. There is no problem with my condition.

can continue

all the remaining evidence, including the evidence that Avery signed to let Darlene have an abortion and that Darlene was

the notice that the doctor showed that once Darlene had an

Avery forcefully dragged Darlene into the car. Avery brought Darlene into Twilight Paradise, as well

There were nearly