After divorce, Ex-wife Revealed Identities

Chapter 752

When Cody was declared not guilty and released in court, the entire room erupted in cheers.

Not only were there official media reporters present, including Sylvia and her group, but also some of Cody's friends and former colleagues who had come early due to their concern for him.

Outside the courtroom, a crowd of reporters who couldn't get inside swarmed towards Cody and Franklin.

"Mr. Wright, how do you feel about being released in court?"

"Going from a high-ranking figure to a defendant, what does that feel like?"

“Your future as the head of Larro is probably in jeopardy. How do you feel about becoming an ordinary person?"

"How do your family and friends view you now?"

The reporters fired off questions at Cody like rapid gunfire.

Franklin frowned, exuding an aura of coldness.

His powerful presence felt like an army of thousands. He stared at the reporters, his eyes filled with a chilling gaze. In a cold, unemotional tone, he said, "Please make way. My client will not be taking any interviews."

The reporters were momentarily stunned by the lack of warmth.

So icy...

So frigid...

It was only at this point that they instinctively turned to Franklin, whose face was cold as ice, as if he were covered in a layer of frost. Just one look from him sent shivers down their spines, making them feel uneasy. For a moment, no one dared to utter another word.

"Cody!"

Just then, Mrs. Wright suddenly pushed through the crowd.

She was dressed in a deep blue velvet suit, wearing low-heeled shoes. Her face had a light layer of makeup, and although she seemed carefully dressed, it couldn't hide the exhaustion and thinness on her face.

It seemed she had been going through a tough time lately.

Her flight had been delayed, and she hurriedly made her way here, waiting outside since her arrival. She was growing anxious.

alongside Franklin, her anxious

held Cody's hands.

long as our family is back together," Cody replied with a soft smile, looking at Mrs. Wright. “You've lost weight. Why did

I've been worrying about you. I

tears

had been apart for a century. The taste of it was

don't cry here. Dad's been acquitted; this is a happy occasion. Let's go celebrate," Brayden walked over and gently patted Mrs. Wright's shoulder. "I've reserved a private room at Balfax Hotel for us. Let's have a meal, welcome Dad back, and thank Franklin for helping

journalists surprisingly didn't dare to crowd around. Under the imposing presence of Franklin, they instinctively made way, watching as the group got into two black cars and drove away, leaving them in

the Wright family took the other. Cody's acquittal brought immense joy to Brayden, who promptly booked several tables at Balfax Hotel. He excitedly called some of Cody's old friends and comrades to join the celebration. However, the responses

had once considered Cody a

silence for a while, his voice tinged with guilt.

gentle expression,

find the right

and asked, "Are those uncles and aunts

people. Given his current status, having been acquitted but without

no longer in power, those people probably wanted nothing to do with

to Cody, it

many attendees, just our family and Franklin," Brayden said, his

he smiled and

a cheerful event. But... many people said they had other commitments,” Brayden said, growing more disheartened as he spoke. Cody didn't care about

sighed and didn't say

"Godfather, I... I can play the piano for you later, okay? What song would you like to

but it touched both Mrs. Wright and Cody deeply. They could tell that

corner of her eye

one comes, we'll have our meal together. We'll have a couple of drinks to shake off

head to send a

Sylvia noticed Franklin let out a sigh and leaned

Brayden called to invite people for dinner, but not many are coming. I was

clouded with frustration. Cody's release from prison had been meant to send a clear message to Urgford and others, letting them know that the Wright

As Cody had lost his job and position, with only Brayden remaining outside the world of politics, Urgford and others likely assumed the Wright family was done

Group, the real power rested with Franklin, making Urgford and his associates believe that

one by one, they found excuses to decline. Now, they probably viewed

a wry smile. He couldn't stand seeing his close friend's family mistreated like this. Those who

Franklin. She lazily sat in her seat, reaching out to her acquaintances

large gatherings, but her sister and brother-in-law were hosting this feast, and someone had