His Unveiled Passion

Chapter 210

With a smile, Tessa answered, "I'm treating you to dinner. We're friends, so there's no need to be so polite with me."

After experiencing the whole ordeal with the Grangers, Tessa and Jasmine had grown closer. They were no longer just colleagues but friends as well.

Jasmine was still slightly abashed as she said, "Isn't that a bit too much?"

"You're feeling down, and as your friend, I'm treating you to a meal to cheer you up. What's wrong with that?"

Jasmine pursed her lips, accepting Tessa's kindness. "Then, I should thank you, Ms. Yates."

"We're off work now, so you don't need to call me Ms. Yates. We sound like strangers. Just call me Tessa."

Jasmine smiled. "Alright, Tessa."

Tessa found a spot by the window, commenting, "This spot has a great view, and we'll be able to see the city lights."

"You're right." Jasmine seemed slightly reserved as she sat opposite Tessa.

"You can order whatever you like," Tessa encouraged as she handed Jasmine the

menu.

Jasmine quickly waved her hands, resisting. "Tessa, you can just order whatever you like. I'm fine with anything."

Understanding Jasmine's reservedness, Tessa nodded and ordered a few signature dishes and vegetables.

of them before

them, gesturing for

tell me. What

alone and the vibes in the restaurant were just right, Jasmine opened up, saying, "It's nothing big. Ms. Jennings gave me a lecture

"Felicia Jennings?"

"The very one."

lawyer. Although Tessa had not interacted with Jasmine much, she had heard from her colleagues that Felicia was notorious for being

a good mood. However, when she was in a bad mood, she had a habit of taking her

same day as Jasmine. After being scolded by

was only working as a legal assistant and did not need to complete his mandatory internship. Hence, he left without a second

passed the bar and was officially interning as a

until the following April before she

asked, "Why did she scold

divorce case, and the client is being extremely difficult whenever she tries to communicate

evident

and continued, "I helped her find some evidence, but she ignored me and my calls. Then, she's now blaming me, claiming that I don't know how to

for emotional distress. She wants 300,000 dollars.

for her. I have explained this

a case before, so I asked Ms.

at me, calling me stupid and saying I

client herself and explained things in the same way I had earlier. In the end,

the client still wasn't satisfied and kept making ridiculous