The Untouchable Ex Wife by Mizuki Sei

Chapter 202

Since she learned that Sandra would arrive back at Beach City at eight o’clock that evening. Renee had been very excited.

She had been waiting to meet Sandra for a long time.

As Zack said, when it came to handling corporate lawsuits, even on a global scale, Sandra was at least in the top five, perhaps

even top three.

Renee happened to need Sandra’s help in a lawsuit involving the change of management rights.

It would be no exaggeration to say that, if Renee won this case, her children and her would have nothing to worry about financially for the rest of their lives….

That was why she asked for nothing but a tiny law firm during the divorce.

According to Zack, Sandra had been in Calley for the last six months, dealing with a family business inheritance case.

Coincidentally, it happened to be somewhat similar Renee’s case.

Now, Sandra had finally returned after winning the case, and Renee also saw the light of victory….

Of course, this was assuming that Sandra would help her like Zack did!

Miss Lee this evening. What flower does she

asked Zack excitedly. There was no longer any trace of unhappiness caused by Briar Desrosiers on her

to recall that she likes carnations, especially

tough nut to crack. You can win me over with just a couple of video game matches, but not her… The reason she’s returning is most likely to

the Hunts and Co. Law Firm. You’re just gonna

according to my analysis, the chances

business, but Renee’s plan was simply too ambitious. What she wanted to do

Electronic Technology Association before? None of you guys were optimistic about

saying that. At the same time, she became even more determined.

not give up easily on the decisions

“That’s true!”

looked at Renee with even more admiration. “Our boss

waiting at the airport by six

carnations in her hand, she stood at the most conspicuous spot

She looked full of sincerity, like a fangirl waiting

for two hours, Sandra’s

khaki silk shirt, white suit pants, and

steps.

woman was

Lee,

no heed to the