Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 967 The Critical Moment

I remained composed as my loving husband stayed by my side every step of the way.

He had been a little harsh sometimes, but right now he was even more composed than I was.

An additional lawyer appeared at the prosecution bench. That must be the result of Melvern's efforts.

The trial officially began.

After presenting the details of the case, both sides submitted their evidence. Adrian played a crucial role, maintaining a steady momentum, articulating logical arguments, and seizing every opportunity with compelling evidence.

The opposing side also had strong evidence. Several project managers from Ardora testified.

Johnson, who was standing beside me, clenched his fists in frustration. He whispered, "Those guys changed their stance. They promised not to testify, and now they're here. How could they be so hypocritical?"

There was no need to guess. It must be because of Liora.

I scanned the courtroom and saw a fully armed Liora in a corner. Her arm was still not healed. It was wrapped in clothes and held close to her chest. It looked like the cast hadn't been removed yet. Not far from her was the discreet Melvern, trying to keep a low-profile.

I withdrew my gaze and focused on the trial. Arguments were heating up, and I could see Matthew was getting nervous.

in a heated dispute. Adrian presented the testing report for the materials used in construction, conducted under the supervision of relevant

it involved evidence from Melanie. The trial reached

fact that

solid evidence to refute Melanie's claims for

tense. I squeezed my hands tightly, and Atlas comforted me in a low

who was looking at me meaningfully, her

against Liora had been hidden. This made the efforts of

it clearly

Matthew's company, and nothing in her demeanor hinted at her heinous

her low-key approach today was deliberate. She was sitting near the back door, in

accusations against her, there was no reason to

gave her a cold glance and

had to admit he truly deserved his reputation as a solid lawyer. But the

palms were sweaty, and Matthew kept stealing

the judge asked if either side had any objections, I felt disheartened. After the adjournment, the verdict would be announced, and things were

"Your Honor, please wait!"

everyone craned their necks and looked at the side door leading to the court. A court police officer

immediately, gazing

turned to Atlas

held my