After Death, Love Unveiled

Chapter 177

"So,

who are you?" Elara asked.

"I'm Evelyn's friend and Jack Hacker's lawyer," The caller answered.

Jack was the man who was prosecuted for rape by Emily but didn't get convicted. He used to be her boss.

'How well-informed! There came the call soon after my first chat with Emily,' Elara thought. She agreed to meet with the caller tomorrow.

After the call, Elara looked at Lysander, who was chatting with his butler, and said, "I will go upstairs first." She didn't join in the conversation between Lysander and the butler.

Sitting in the chair, Lysander watched Elara go upstairs.

The butler said, "Mrs. Hawthorne seems very busy recently."

Lysander said calmly, "Not a bad thing. Without work, she will feel bored since I am away."

Elara went upstairs, turned on her computer, and sat down. Most of the time, she worked in the small study attached to the master bedroom while Lysander was in the large one outside the room. Elara began to read the news online...

Because Jack didn't get punished as he deserved, the indignant Emily posted her sufferings online.

said that Emily, given her disappointing appearance, should

was very popular among women, and Emily must be proud of herself for being

ironic twist in the end. As a result, whenever a woman stood up for herself, abuse, instead of justice, would

trial, so her family and friends wanted her to

give up. If she couldn't win this case, she would become a slanderer instead of the

whole afternoon hearing Emily out, and she could feel Emily's

just wanted to seek justice for

room and knitted his eyebrows at

and glanced at Lysander. She

face, she said, "Have an early night, and I will come

of the bathroom,

off her computer, went to the

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she recalled her nonresponse to his texts, a result of her disappointment and unhappiness. Too embarrassed to share her mood swings with him, she said, "I was busy." "I thought you were

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easy for us to see each other, and each reunion is fleeting. What do you see this place as? Your home? Or a hotel?" "Quit your job. In this way, you can

"No way!"