How Death Became My Rebirth

Chapter 25
Cassandra was rendered speechless.
She felt like she was preaching to deaf ears.
“Whatever you think. I’m sure you won’t part from Yulissa. So, just forget it. Don’t put on a pitiful act in front of me.” Cassandra said.
Jonathan glanced at everyone in the Yates family and stated, “I must remind you that
my client is the victim in this case. Before requesting her withdrawal from the lawsuit, consider whether you can overpower her with your influence.”
Cassandra and Jonathan then ignored the Yates family and left.
But in that instant, Jonathan had a video posted on the law firm’s official Twitter
account.
The video depicted Cassandra’s experience with bullying at the elite school, accompanied by the caption: [School violence is a matter of great concern for both the state and legal professionals. Our victim, Cassandra, a recent transfer to Xemrich High School, endured two months of school violence from her classmates. Despite calling the police, she was persuaded to seek a peaceful solution. Unable to tolerate the persistent bullying, Cassandra eventually felt compelled to turn to the legal system in self-defense. Our firm implores everyone to give school violence the serious consideration it merits. This video clip offers a crucial and comprehensive glimpse into the realities of student bullying. If necessary, our law firm welcomes inquiries regarding access to the full video. We also encourage your rigorous examination to validate its authenticity.]
Drieso Perennial Law Group was the only one with the audacity to present such a bold and unequivocal statement.
For the first time, Perennial Law Group’s Twitter surged to the list of trending topics! Comments flooded in under the video.
[I’m flabbergasted! Are these people even human? I feel so angry when I watch the video that I want to kill them!]
[Oh, my goodness! What’s the school doing? What’s the police doing?]

[Focus on the key points! The victim had called the police, but they didn’t deal with it and merely asked the victim to resolve things peacefully. They were most probably afraid of making trouble for themselves!]
[Tell me which police district is involved! Were the police even interested in serving people? A young lady was severely bullied in school, but they advocated for a peaceful
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freshman. A few days ago, one of the victim’s classmates came out to apologize publicly on the radio station. It was their class president!] [I remember it too after the reminder from the previous comment. I am also in this school. I’m Grade 12. I saw the police a few days ago. According to what the blogger said, it should be Cassandra who called the police. It seems that after the police learned about the situation, they advised Cassandra not to make a big deal out of it, saying that it would affect the class’s performance on the SAT. However, according to others, the perpetrators didn’t even issue an apology to the victim!] [Are you telling the truth? The police went

something off about the girl they were surrounding? She consistently addressed the victim with an intimate tone, yet I can’t shake the feeling of insincerity. I even suspect her classmates were incited by her.] [To the previous comment, I feel the same too after you say that. The world is too terrible. I hope Cassandra can get her justice served!] An hour later, another tweet surfaced on the official account of

client once, she chose to forgive. Currently, only one defendant has yet to apologize and was involved in kidnapping our client. We will wield the weapon of the law to safeguard our client and never yield to the powerful!] 2/4 Chapter 25 TO FLD [So today was the court session.