Kiss My Revenge The Heiress Strikes Back

Chapter 57

Maximus had been out of prison for six months now, having served time for a crime he didn't mean to commit. Once a big name in the industry, his sudden disappearance for three years had left many wondering. But now, with his license reinstated, he was back in the game.

"Here, go find him. He'll sort you out," Miranda said, handing Maximus a business card with an address and phone number.

Maximus, sitting across from Miranda, was dressed sharply in a suit, his hair slicked back neatly. He wasn't conventionally handsome, but there was something striking about him, a certain charisma that added to his appeal.

He took the card from Miranda and read aloud, "Marion."

A slight grin appeared on his face. "So, he's the guy you saw before me?"

Miranda took a sip of her coffee, not giving much away. "He knows how to handle things. All my assets are with him. Stick with Marion, and you'll get paid."

Maximus tucked the card into his pocket. "You really trust him, huh?"

Miranda answered, "Well, that's why I have you, isn't it? In case he tries anything funny, you can bring him to justice."

Maximus was left speechless. Well, she'd got it all figured out.

out a stack of documents from a folder. "Here's what I've found so far," he reported. "The Hawke boys have been causing trouble to protect Arabella, and there's the incident with Cathy being pushed down the building. But the

only witness was Cathy herself. Everyone else was bought off, and since you happened to be nearby, they pinned it on you.

frowned. "Maybe we can dig into Cathy's past classmates

had clearly put in a lot of work. Dorian

they slip up or Cathy wakes

raised an eyebrow. "Got

he wanted?" Miranda didn't bother to guess, focusing instead on the students walking by outside the coffee shop,

was the same Maximus from back in the day," he confessed, knowing Miranda wasn't

his voice. "Never expected after these few years, he's become a hotshot lawyer. Your brother's still in his prime, if

lips curled slightly, not

a top business school at fifteen and quickly finishing his

law school, making a name for himself with a high win

wasn't entirely organic.

publicity to bolster her own image, leveraging her brothers' successes

and me is that my crime was accidental. He knows the law and breaks it anyway,"

could still practice law. He had been set up, punished for

another sip of her coffee, her voice steady. "Indeed, he's a disgrace, and not just him. But just

plans. But it was clear they'd get