My Extraordinary Wife

Chapter 1101 Reinvestigation

“What's so important that you must see me today, Old Mr. Oates? Is there something you want to discuss with me?” the president asked as he rubbed his temples.

The Oates family might have declined recently, but he had to admit they still possessed a strong foundation.

Therefore, the president made sure to talk to Nelson respectfully.

“Well, it's like this...” Nelson said before being struck by a violent coughing fit. “I-It's about Lake City.”

The president immediately raised an eyebrow. “Lake City? Are you also here because of what happened to James Field?”

Nelson, who was gearing up to play the sympathy card with a bout of severe coughing, suddenly froze. “Mr. President, what do you mean by that...?”

What did he mean by “also?”

The president sighed. “Please head home, Old Mr. Oates.”

Upon hearing that, Nelson became anxious. What? I haven't even settled the matter! How can I go back now?

is a good man. He just

with helplessness. “However, if we reopened the case, the chances of success would be pretty slim. The evidence of his crime is irrefutable, and the possibility

I haven't even pleaded for James yet. Why is the president already

the president said. When he noticed Nelson's stunned expression, he couldn't help but laugh. Oh, come on. I'm

of relief. “That's good to hear.

This news would make her happier, wouldn't it? She and that kid from the Nolan family have been running themselves ragged for James' case... It's been hard on

decided to reinvestigate this case?” Nelson asked out of curiosity. After all, he had heard that the president's stance

pretty good,” the president replied, an enigmatic smile on his face. “All right. I'll

there who has charmed the country's leader into acknowledging her as his godsister! She must be a force to reckon with! Then

president hurriedly returned

working like a dog, and I'm

was gloomy and unpleasantly oppressive. Dark, menacing clouds hung low as the wind howled and sent snowflakes swirling in the

that moment, dozens of men dressed in prison garb were wielding hoes

the ground was frozen solid,