Boss, Your Wife's Asking For A Divorce, Again

Sonia let out a sigh. "Even though years have passed, it is not too late. Harry is still alive, and his age qualifies him for questioning and criminal investigation. He should still pay the price for his evil deeds."

"Yeah." Tom agreed with her statement. "I told President Fuller about this, and he echoed your sentiments."

"Has Harry been brought to the police station?" she asked.

"Yes, after the hypnosis ended yesterday, Harry knew that he had confessed everything and could not resist, so he didn't try to defend himself anymore. He was willingly taken away by the police. Moreover, the police were aware of his past contributions to the country's economy, so they made no public spectacle out of his detention. This can be viewed as maintaining his final dignity."

"What about the close family member who assisted him back then?"

Tom pushed up the bridge of his glasses and responded, "The police chief retired three years ago. He probably realized that he was doing something for personal gain and that he would never be able to keep it a secret for the rest of his life. Therefore, he moved abroad and changed his nationality."

"Changed his nationality?" Sonia was taken aback when she heard that.

Suddenly, his face was painted with disdain. "Even though he is no longer a citizen, the laws he violated while he was a citizen still apply. So, the police will continue their investigation even though he has changed his nationality. The police have contacted the embassy, and they will work to arrange for his return from that country. Rest assured, Miss Reed."

"That will be great." Then, Sonia showed her understanding of the situation with a slight nod. "However, what type of punishment will Harry receive?"

"Given his age, it is implausible that he will face the death penalty or life in prison. Therefore, he will probably serve no more than ten years in prison at the most." Tom continued mockingly, "For an old man like Harry who thinks highly of himself and has strong self-esteem, one year is enough to drive him crazy, not to mention ten years. Furthermore, his health is deteriorating rapidly, so he might pass away in prison before the ten-year mark."

Hence, whether or not Harry would be sentenced to death or life imprisonment didn't make a difference.

Then, Sonia ran her fingers through her hair. "I see. In other words, except for some distant relatives, the entire Lore Family is either headed for prison or is already there."

"On the other hand, Mrs. Lore is still free. After a discussion, the police had no intention of arresting her because she did not commit any of the crimes and was not fully aware of them. On the contrary, her husband evaded taxes and committed commercial espionage. With such a large sum of money at stake, he will likely receive a prison term of more than ten years."

She sneered and commented, "It's no secret that the Lore Family is filled with worthless people. The grandfather was a murderer, the son evaded taxes and was involved in commercial espionage, and the granddaughter was charged with intentional homicide. They are undoubtedly related."

"Exactly." Tom shrugged and said, "There is no way for Harry ever to be released from jail. However, Mr. Lore should be able to hold out until he is released from prison, though by the time he does, he will be around 70 years old. Mrs. Lore could either wait for him or remarry by then. Who knows for sure? Regarding Lynette, she is unquestionably going to be given a death sentence. Consequently, the Lores may soon cease to exist."

"We don't have to sympathize with them. They are simply paying the price for their brazenly committed crimes."

"Correct." As he nodded, he glanced at his watch. "It's getting late now, Miss Reed. I'm going to see Mr. Miles Snyder and take him to the airport."

"Sure. Go on, then."

"Alright. Miss Reed, please look after President Fuller. If you need anything, you can call me at any time." Following that, Tom gave Sonia a quick nod before walking away.

She watched as his figure faded into the distance before averting her gaze and looking into the ward, where she made eye contact with the man and saw the resentment in his eyes. Instantaneously, she could tell the b*stard was envious. Toby's jealous expression was etched into his face after he saw how long she had been talking to Tom.

Sonia found his reaction humorous, so she jotted down some positive things she knew would make him feel better and posted them on the board. The current iteration of Toby was a child who acted immaturely and required constant coaxing, or else he would become irate at even the most minor thing. Soon, her encouraging words on the clipboard helped lift his spirits, and the resentment in his eyes faded. When she saw that, she shook her head helplessly and couldn't help but laugh.

A week passed in the blink of an eye, and Toby was transferred from the intensive care unit to the general ward. Moreover, Sonia was no longer required to wait outside the hospital ward daily, nor was she restricted to a ten-minute time limit to accompany him. Nevertheless, she could remain at his side and talk to him anytime, day or night, for as long as she desired. That was the best news she had received during that period. Similarly, his overall physical and mental vitality increased after being transferred from the intensive care unit.

Meanwhile, the past few days have been filled with several events that have followed one another. First, Lynette was transferred to the circuit courts in the Acrees case. From a legal standpoint, it makes no sense for her to appear in court so quickly. Due to the complicated nature of the processes, they estimated that it would take at least six months to get her ready for court. In fact, it would take at least two years to resolve the most significant cases.