His Unveiled Passion

Chapter 256

With all the preparations complete, Tessa's Everbright Law Group officially opened for business.

That day, she received a long-awaited phone call.

"Tessa, do you still remember me? It's Molly."

Tessa was pleasantly surprised. It had been a long time since she had last spoken to Molly Fisher.

"Of course, I remember. I still have your number saved."

Molly had been an intern lawyer at the firm where Tessa worked in Haverford. She was also Tessa's assistant back then. Before leaving, Tessa had told her that if she ever needed a place to go, she was welcome to join her.

Molly said, "Tessa, I've finished my internship, and I passed the bar association interview. I wanted to ask if your offer still stands."

"Congratulations! Of course, you can come. My law firm just opened, so you're welcome anytime," Tessa said with a genuine smile.

"Really? Then, I'll come right away! As long as you don't mind having me, of course." Molly sounded overjoyed.

Tessa laughed. "Why would I mind? I practically trained you myself. I'm in Rivertown now. I'll send you the address."

Molly was thrilled. "Okay! I'll book my ticket right now!"

When Uriah, Tessa's cousin, found out that she had opened her own law firm, he immediately helped her recruit two highly skilled and well-known lawyers.

In a private dining room at a restaurant, Uriah introduced the two lawyers to her.

Yelena Colbert, an attorney and my

seasoned professional, with neatly styled short

briefly before greeting

smiled. "Likewise, Ms. Yates.

is Terrence Winslow, whom I personally poached from another

suit and a pair of glasses. He had a slender build and

Winslow. I've heard great things about you. I'm looking forward to

meet you too, Ms. Yates. Let's

with fellow legal professionals, conversation flowed

dinner, Tessa bid farewell to Uriah and her

white Rolls-Royce smoothly left the

just landed in Rivertown, and Tessa was on her way

Molly had sent flight details,

pick her

saying she could just take a

family or friends here except her, Tessa insisted on picking her up

located in a remote suburban area, about a

in the car becoming a little stuffy, Tessa lowered the

the night breeze circulate

temperatures in Rivertown had started to warm

only a cool and refreshing crispness in the

gentle wind cleared away the stuffiness inside the car. As

filled Tessa's mind, leaving her in