Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 72 The Case Back then

Charlie looked at the woman beside him. At this time, her clear eyes were looking seriously at Nick, who was sitting opposite him.

Nick reached out and adjusted his glasses on his nose. “We also know Mr. Lee’s living conditions. He has a daughter who is still in junior high school. His family’s conditions are not very good. His father has been counting on him to support his family. Now that things have come to this point, he just wanted money. This one million is nothing to the M&F Group. Our only request is that after the compensation, Mr. Lee must follow our rules on this matter.”

“Your rules…” She repeated and turned off the notes on her phone. “Mr. Nick, we can only guarantee that Mr. Lee will follow the actual description. As for your so-called rules, as a lawyer, we have no right to interfere.”

“Of course.” Nick changed the subject. “But we came out to negotiate today. Don’t say these official words, okay?”

“You mean…” Before Evelyn could finish her words, she was interrupted by Charlie.

“If this is Mr. Nick’s current condition, we need to reach an

with him before we can

matter sooner or

on the table. She secretly tightened her grip, and drank up the Longjing tea in one gulp. The warm liquid ran down her throat and her whole

things. Before leaving, Nick suddenly looked at Evelyn. Behind his glasses, his eyes flashed. “I heard that

looked at her in surprise. Evelyn’s eyes darkened, and her tone also got lower. “You don’t have to worry about my personal

all. “Sure enough, like father, like daughter. I didn’t expect Miss Shelton to become a lawyer. We may

and quickly let

I wouldn’t

with a smile and turned to walk out of the private room

stared at the man’s back until he completely disappeared

his eyebrows and stepped forward to block

He was in charge of my father’s previous case. We

“Your father?”

felt inexplicably upset. Thinking of the conversation just now, she couldn’t help asking him, “Mr. Athena,

responsible for the lawsuit. As for what to do, it’s up to the client.”